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Your delivery prices decide where you deliver and what delivery costs. When a customer types their address, your store shows their delivered price. If they’re outside your area, they can’t order. To get there: tap Settings, then Delivery area & pricing.

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Set prices by distance (easiest)

Most haulers price by how far the address is from their yard.
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Pick your city

Type the city you deliver from, pick it from the list, and tap Save city.
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Add your yard address (optional)

Tap Add an exact starting address and type where your trucks load. Distances are more accurate this way.
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Tap Distance

If a banner says customers still see a different method, tap Use Distance for pricing once you’ve added your bands.
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Add your price bands

For example: up to 10 miles costs $75. Tap Add band and add up to 20 miles for $125. Past your last band, you don’t deliver.
Changes save by themselves.
Miles are measured in a straight line, like a crow flies. Roads are longer, so you may want your bands a little bigger than you think.

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Check an address

Under Test an address, type a customer’s address. You’ll see what they’d pay, or if they’re outside your area. It’s the quickest way to check your prices.

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Delivery is already in my product prices

Turn on Free delivery. Customers pay no delivery fee and see Delivery — Included at checkout. You still choose how far you go: set Deliver up to a number of miles. Your old delivery prices are saved, so if you turn Free delivery off, they come back.

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Other ways to price

You can also set a price for each ZIP code, or draw zones on a map. See More ways to price delivery.
If you see Customers can’t order yet — add a delivery price, you haven’t saved a price yet. Add at least one band.