Every method with its rate
Add each shipping method with its delivery time and cost, so customers read the same rates in your policy and at checkout.
TermsFeed turns your answers into a Shipping Policy for your online store, with your rates and delivery times on one page for Google Merchant Center, Shopify and your customers.
The Shipping Policy Generator asks how you process, ship and deliver orders, and writes the page with your methods, rates and delivery times.
Add each shipping method with its delivery time and cost, so customers read the same rates in your policy and at checkout.
The policy states the processing time, methods, costs, delivery estimates and destinations that Google Merchant Center expects to find on a store.
The policy tells customers what happens when an order is late, lost or damaged, with the US delay notice and the EU and UK 30-day delivery term.
Put your Shipping Policy in Shopify, WooCommerce, any site builder or an app, with downloads in HTML, DOCX, Plain Text and Markdown.
Link your Shipping Policy from your store footer, checkout page and order emails, on a permanent page TermsFeed hosts for free.
Change your answers after you add a carrier, raise a rate or ship to a new country, and TermsFeed writes the new version.
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$89 / year
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Read the answers to the most common questions about the Shipping Policy and the Shipping Policy Generator before you sign up.
A Shipping Policy is a page that tells customers how an online store processes, ships and delivers their orders.
It states how long you take to prepare an order, the shipping methods you offer with their costs and delivery times, and the countries you ship to.
It explains what happens when an order is late, lost or damaged, and who pays customs duties on international orders.
Yes, the Shipping Policy Generator from TermsFeed is free to use.
A one-time purchase or a paid plan removes the TermsFeed credits link and adds more features, such as downloads and the Text Editor.
Yes, you need a Shipping Policy for your online store when you ship physical products.
Google Merchant Center compares the shipping costs and delivery times on your website with your Merchant Center settings, and flags a store when they differ.
In the US, the Mail, Internet, or Telephone Order Merchandise Rule of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) requires you to ship within the time you state, or within 30 days, and to offer a cancellation and a refund when an order is late.
In the European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom (UK), consumer law requires you to tell customers how and when you deliver before they buy, and to deliver within 30 days unless you agreed another date.
Answer the questions of the Shipping Policy Generator, then link the result from your store footer and checkout page.
A Shipping Policy includes your processing time, your shipping methods with their costs and delivery times, and the places you ship to.
It adds the details that apply to your store: a cut-off time for same-day processing, free shipping conditions, tracking, P.O. boxes, local pickup, and customs duties for international orders.
It ends with what happens when an order is delayed, lost, damaged or sent to a wrong address, and links your Return and Refund Policy.
A Shipping Policy covers how orders reach the customer, and a Return and Refund Policy covers how products come back.
Most online stores publish both, and Google Merchant Center asks for a return policy next to the shipping information. The Shipping Policy links to your Return and Refund Policy.
Create your Return and Refund Policy with the Return and Refund Policy Generator.
You create a Shipping Policy by answering the questions of the Shipping Policy Generator.
Choose your website or app, then enter your business details and the ways customers contact you. Next, answer the questions about processing, shipping methods, destinations, delays and damaged packages.
TermsFeed writes the policy and hosts it on a free page, ready to link from your store footer, checkout page and order emails.