Logistics & Shipping
Shipping Cost Per Unit Calculator Online Free
Allocate freight, customs, handling, insurance and local-delivery charges across multiple SKUs by units, weight, volume or value.
Multi-SKU shipping cost allocation
Allocate shipment-level charges by units, weight, volume or product value instead of forcing every SKU to carry the same cost per unit.
| SKU | Units | Weight/unit kg | Volume/unit m³ | Product cost/unit | Allocated shipping | Shipping/unit | Delivered/unit | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $5035.71 | $10.0714 | $30.0714 | ||||||
| $2014.29 | $10.0714 | $65.0714 |
Shipment charges
$7050.00
SKUs
2
Total units
700
Allocation basis
units
Use this result
Copy for email/ERP notes, export structured CSV where available, or print a clean result summary.
About this logistics calculator
Use this browser-based logistics calculator for quick shipment planning and quotation checks. Your entered values stay in your browser.
Common use cases
- ✓ Freight and import/export planning
- ✓ Supplier and forwarder quotation checks
- ✓ E-commerce and wholesale cost estimates
- ✓ Warehouse and procurement preparation
How to use it
- Enter the shipment and pricing inputs.
- Review the calculated comparison or estimate.
- Adjust assumptions to test another scenario.
- Copy, print or export the result.
Important notes
- • Results are estimates and depend on the accuracy of your inputs.
- • Carrier, port, customs, tax and insurance rules can vary by route and provider.
- • Confirm final charges and operational constraints before booking.
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Frequently asked questions
What is shipping cost per unit?
It is the shipment-related cost allocated to each received unit.
Which charges should be included?
Include the charges you want to allocate, such as freight, clearance, insurance and local delivery.
Is this the same as landed cost?
No. Landed cost may also include product cost, duty, tax and other acquisition expenses.
Can I use this for multiple SKUs?
Yes. Add multiple SKUs and choose units, weight, volume or product value as the allocation basis.