For scores until 35, the shipping rate jumps up in set intervals from $2 to $6 to $8. What is especially interesting about this example is how the shipping rate can be expressed as a linear PriceFunction. Shipping Rate TierĪn example for the CartScoreType is shown below where the score represents and abstract encapsulation that represents how much shipping should cost. As the weight increases, the shipping rate goes up. You see how a cart containing line items with a combined weight of 50 grams or less will have a shipping rate of $1.75. In the example below, the input type is of CartScoreType and the score represents the total weight of the cart expressed in grams. shipping rate should be configurable based on an abstract shipping score or classification determined by a merchant-specific logic, which means the merchant builds their own algorithm taking a series of parameters into consideration, and outputs a shipping score for the cart which then maps to a shipping rate within commercetools Composable Commerce.shipping rate should increase based on the weight of the line items in the cart, that means the heavier the delivery will be, the more expensive shipping should be.shipping rate should decrease based on the cart value, that means the more money the customer is spending, the cheaper shipping should be.With Tiered Shipping Rates, you are able to let the shipping rate decrease or increase based on tiers defined by you. This means that any cart will have free shipping if the cart value (the sum of the line item prices) exceeds the Free Above threshold.įor merchants that operate with a more detailed and dynamic logic when it comes to shipping rates, we offer Tiered Shipping Rates.

In addition, with a fixed shipping rate, you can define a Free Above threshold. No matter the content or the conditions of the cart, the shipping rate is always the same. For many merchants it suffices to have one Shipping Rate (expressed in different currencies) per ShippingMethod.

Flat rate shipping price