UPS
UPS Express and Express Saver arrive within 1-2 working days with a guaranteed delivery time. UPS has no road service to the United Kingdom - everything travels by air, so your parcel never sits in a queue for the ferry.
Compare courier rates and book your parcel delivery to England in a matter of minutes: a courier collects the box from your address, we take care of the customs paperwork online, and you follow the parcel in tracking all the way to the front door of the recipient.
Compare courier rates and book your parcel delivery to England in a matter of minutes: a courier collects the box from your address, we take care of the customs paperwork online, and you follow the parcel in tracking all the way to the front door of the recipient.
Two carriers serve Great Britain - UPS and FedEx - and you can compare both side by side in a single calculator. We consolidate the shipments of dozens of eBay, Amazon and Etsy sellers, which earns us wholesale rates from the carriers, and we pass those savings straight on to you.
UPS Express and Express Saver arrive within 1-2 working days with a guaranteed delivery time. UPS has no road service to the United Kingdom - everything travels by air, so your parcel never sits in a queue for the ferry.
Priority delivers in 1-3 working days, while the economy services take 4-6 days. A sensible choice when the deadline is not pressing and you would rather save on a bulky box.
The whole process takes a few minutes and there is no need to go anywhere: the courier collects the parcel from the address you choose.
Enter the destination country and the weight and dimensions of your parcel — the calculator compares courier offers and shows the price with the YouSend discount already applied.
Pick the rate that suits you, add the sender and recipient addresses and pay for the order online.
Print the shipping label and stick it on the box. The courier comes to the address you choose — your home, your office or your warehouse.
Once the parcel is with the courier, follow its journey on our website using the tracking number.
Courier delivery means no queues and no post office counters: the parcel travels from your address straight into the hands of the recipient.
The courier collects the parcel from your address — home, office or warehouse — and hands it to the recipient in person.
Express services from UPS and FedEx reach many European cities by the morning of the next working day.
Compare UPS, FedEx and DPD in a minute and strike your own balance between price and speed — no registration required.
We ship for dozens of online shops and marketplace sellers, which earns us deep volume discounts from the carriers — and we pass them straight on to you.
Since Brexit the United Kingdom has been outside the EU, so every parcel goes through customs. There is nothing to worry about: the customs invoice is generated automatically as you book online - all we need from you is an honest description of the contents, their value and the recipient details.
Customs is no reason to put off shipping to Great Britain: we prepare the documents online while you book, so the courier collects a parcel that is already good to go.
The restrictions come from carrier rules and British law. Before you ship, check that nothing in the box is on the prohibited list - otherwise the parcel will be pulled from the flight.
Good packaging protects the contents in transit and counts in your favour if a claim is ever reviewed. We have put together a detailed guide: choosing the box, protecting fragile items, the drop test and photographing what you pack.
Read the packing guideUPS Express and Express Saver arrive within 1-2 working days with a guaranteed delivery time. FedEx Priority fits into 1-3 working days, and the economy options into 4-6 working days. The calculator shows the exact transit time for your address straight away, alongside each delivery option.
The price depends on the weight, the dimensions and the service you choose. The calculator works it out in a minute - free of charge and with no registration. Because we consolidate the shipments of a great many senders, we secure wholesale rates from the carriers and pass them on to our clients; companies that ship regularly get better terms still, agreed one to one.
Yes - the UK is outside the EU, so the parcel goes through customs. You will not have to fill anything in by hand, though: the customs invoice is generated while you book online. Import duties and British VAT may be charged on arrival, and they are paid by the recipient. Northern Ireland follows different rules, so let a manager know in advance.
Yes. A courier will come wherever suits you - home, office or warehouse. You give us the address and a convenient collection window when you book, and the parcel then travels door to door, straight into the hands of the recipient in the United Kingdom.
Choose a sturdy box sized to the contents, leave room for cushioning along the walls and tape every seam with overlapping strips. The journey through customs is longer than usual, so the packaging has to stand up to the extra handling. Step-by-step instructions with diagrams are in our packing guide.
Yes - you receive a tracking number as soon as the shipment is on its way. The status stays visible on our tracking page for the whole journey: from collection by the courier in Latvia to handover to the recipient in the UK, customs clearance included.
Get a quote in a minute: compare UPS and FedEx rates, choose the transit time that suits the job and book the shipment along with the customs paperwork. A courier collects the parcel from your address.
Get a quoteStill have questions? Message a manager — we will help you choose the right option.
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