How booking as a business with Cargosender actually works, plus API integration and customs compliance guidance for regular business shippers.
Cargosender uses the same booking flow, prices and payment methods for business and individual customers — there's no separate business account, tier or approval process. What changes for a business is billing: add your company name and VAT/NIF number when booking so your invoice is issued correctly, and your shipment is booked the same way as any other order.
The guides below explain how that works in practice, and cover systems integration and customs compliance topics relevant to regular business shippers.
Whether shipping more often changes your price with Cargosender, and what volume-based pricing looks like in the wider courier market.
How booking as a business with Cargosender actually works, and how that differs from a carrier's own business account.
How invoicing actually works when you book with Cargosender as a business — and what we don't currently offer.
How carrier API integration generally works, and what Cargosender itself currently offers (no public API or plugin yet).
Commercial invoices, EUR.1 certificates, EORI numbers, incoterms and VAT for regular business exporters.
No separate business pricing tiers — you see and pay the same price shown at quote time, whether you book as a business or an individual.
Provide your company name and VAT/NIF number when booking, and your invoice is prepared and emailed to you after your booking is confirmed and paid.
Pay by Credit or Debit Card, Google Pay, or Revolut — the same options available to every customer.
Our support team is available by email for questions about your bookings or invoices.
We don't currently offer volume-based discount tiers, deferred/credit payment terms, or a separate business account — see the guides above for what that means in practice.
Same platform, same prices, same process as any booking — no account required.
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