What makes up the cargo price?
The final amount comes from four simple factors: the weight of the shipment, the route, the product type and the batch size. There are no hidden coefficients or extra charges — the tariff you see in the table above is the basis of the bill.
- Weight — the price is calculated per kilogram.
- Route — air is faster (2–7 days), truck is noticeably cheaper per kilogram (10–30 days).
- Product type — regular goods travel on one tariff, branded items on a separate one.
- Volume — bulk batches ship at negotiated rates.
When does the air vs truck price difference matter?
Truck cargo costs noticeably less per kilogram but spends 10–20 days on the road; air arrives in 2–7 days. For a light, urgent item the difference in total cost is barely noticeable — in that case it makes sense to pay for the speed.
As weight grows, the truck saving grows with it: the per-kilogram difference is multiplied by the whole weight and turns into real money. Run the same weight through both routes in the calculator above and compare for yourself.
How are branded goods and bulk batches priced?
Branded items — for example, purchases from Poizon — travel on a separate tariff: with the original box and documents, so the item keeps its value. That is why the branded rate differs from the regular one; the current figure is in the table above.
If you regularly bring in large batches for a shop or business, we offer a negotiated price instead of the standard tariff — message our admin with the volume and route of your freight.
How accurate is the calculator, and are there hidden fees?
Enter your shipment's weight into the calculator above and pick a tariff — the estimate appears instantly. The table updates live from our official system, so you never see stale numbers on this page.
Most importantly, there are no hidden fees: what you pay on pickup matches the calculator's estimate. The exact weight is fixed when your parcel is weighed at the China warehouse, and the final amount is billed at the same published tariffs.
How does the 200 USD duty-free limit affect total cost?
When budgeting the total cost, think beyond the cargo tariff: individuals in Uzbekistan can receive up to 200 US dollars of purchases per month duty-free. As long as you stay within the limit, there is nothing to pay beyond the cargo fee.
Passport details are required to register a shipment, and the mobile app makes it easy to watch your monthly limit. Planning a large purchase above the limit? Talk it through with our admin in advance.