How much does it cost to send express mail from Shanghai to Zhejiang?

1, from Shanghai. If it is SF T6, the delivery price of the first order to Quzhou, Zhejiang Province is1from 2 yuan, and 2 yuan/kg will continue.

2. If it is sent from Shanghai, if it is sent by SF Express T 104, the freight to Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province will start from 20 yuan and continue to 2 yuan/kg. If it is sent by SF T6, the freight to Hangzhou, Zhejiang will start from 12 yuan and continue to 2 yuan/kg.

The cost of SF Express from Shanghai to Zhejiang will be affected by many factors, such as the distance and the weight of the goods. The farther the distance, the heavier the object and the higher the cost. Shanghai has a large area, with many cities and counties such as Shanghai, Huangpu, Xuhui, Changning, Jing 'an and Putuo below, and many cities and counties such as Quzhou, Hangzhou, Huzhou, Jiaxing, Ningbo and Shaoxing below Zhejiang. The cost of sending from different cities and counties in Shanghai to different cities and counties in Zhejiang will be different. Take an object within 1kg as an example.

1, Guangdong: the first weight 12 yuan/kg, the second weight 2 yuan/kg.

2. Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shanghai, Beijing and Fujian have the first weight of 22 yuan/kg, and the second weight is 13 yuan/kg.

SF Express implements a unified national charging standard, and the delivery fee is 10 yuan in the same city, 12 yuan in the province and 20 yuan outside the province.

All prices are the starting price of the first article. If you are overweight, you need to add a renewal fee ranging from 2-5 yuan.

Generally, ZTO express delivery is less than one kilogram 10 yuan, and 2-5 yuan will be charged for each kilogram.

Generally, the starting price (within 1kg) is 12- 15 yuan, and every time it exceeds 1kg, 5-8 yuan will be added.

SF Express SF Express adopts the direct operation mode, and the headquarters implements unified management and unified operation for all branches to ensure the overall operation quality of the network. It is the first A-share company to adopt direct link business.