The Problem
Why this matters.
Most Pakistani stores don't have a clear view of true per-order fulfilment cost — especially across multiple couriers with different rate cards, COD percentages, fuel surcharges, and remote area fees. This makes margin calculation impossible.
How It Works
1
Rate cards configured per courier
Input your agreed rate cards for each courier — base rate, COD percentage, weight tiers, fuel surcharge, and remote area charges.
2
Cost calculated per booking
When you book a shipment, Courierify calculates the expected delivery cost based on the order's COD value, weight, and destination zone — using your courier's rate card.
3
Costs visible per order and in aggregate
View delivery cost per order alongside the order's revenue — and aggregate cost breakdowns by courier, city, and date range in the analytics dashboard.
Key Benefits
What you gain.
True margin calculation
Subtract accurate delivery cost from order revenue to understand actual margin — not estimates.
Compare courier costs
Side-by-side cost comparison across couriers for similar routes and weights helps you make smarter courier selection decisions.
COD fee visibility
COD percentage charges — often the largest variable cost — are tracked accurately per order.
Available on all plans
Courier cost tracking is included on all plans including Free.
FAQ
Common questions about Courier Cost Tracking.
Yes — you configure your agreed rate card for each courier once during setup. Courierify then uses those rates for all cost calculations.
Yes — you can update rate cards at any time. Historical calculations remain as recorded; new bookings use the updated rates.
Yes — courier cost tracking is available on all plans including Free.
Courier cost tracking shows expected costs based on rate cards. COD settlement reconciliation (Pro plan) compares what the courier actually remitted against what they should have — flagging discrepancies.