Landed Cost Comparison
Two side by side receipts pricing the same international order both ways, duties prepaid at checkout versus collected at the door.
Two side by side receipts pricing the same international order both ways, duties prepaid at checkout versus collected at the door.
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Landed Cost Comparison prices one order to one address two ways, as two side by side receipts. The left receipt pays duties and VAT at checkout and shows zero owed at the door. The right receipt looks cheaper at checkout, then adds the courier disbursement fee and collects duties before releasing the parcel, so it lands higher.
Data is two receipt objects, each a list of line items with a total and a plain note. The recommended receipt carries a small “Our default” chip, and the footer names the honest limit: duties are prepaid everywhere the carriers support it, and everywhere else the checkout shows the door estimate before you pay.
Reach for this block on a pricing transparency or international checkout help page, wherever a buyer suspects the sticker price hides a fee at delivery. Showing both receipts together does the arguing for you, because the cheaper looking option is visibly the dearer one.
A natural flow around it on an Ecommerce Pro page:
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One strong use is the two receipt duties comparison. Other pairings:
Tip: the whole message is that the cheaper looking receipt costs more, so keep both totals on screen together and let the numbers land the point.