Calculated volume
4,480.00 in³
Premium shipping calculator
Free Volumetric Weight Calculator for UPS, FedEx, USPS, and DHL.
Compare estimated dimensional weight across major carriers, switch between Imperial and Metric units, and instantly see which number becomes the billable weight.
Dimensional formula
L × W × H / 139
Billable logic
Max(actual, dim)
Carrier comparison
Shipping optimization
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Input shipment details
Enter the actual weight plus dimensions. The results update immediately when you calculate.
Live
Packwell-style pain point
When dimensional weight is missed on mixed orders, a 3,000-order batch can quietly lose $89,000 in margin.
Carrier comparison
See the estimated billable weight by carrier, rounded up to the next whole unit.
UPS
Estimated Billable Weight
Dim factor 139
33 lb
Billable weight uses the larger of actual and dimensional weight, rounded up to the next whole unit.
FedEx
Estimated Billable Weight
Dim factor 139
33 lb
Billable weight uses the larger of actual and dimensional weight, rounded up to the next whole unit.
USPS
Estimated Billable Weight
Dim factor 166
27 lb
Billable weight uses the larger of actual and dimensional weight, rounded up to the next whole unit.
DHL
Estimated Billable Weight
Dim factor 166
27 lb
Billable weight uses the larger of actual and dimensional weight, rounded up to the next whole unit.
Current logic
Billable weight = max(actual weight, dimensional weight). Your final chargeable weight is always rounded up, which protects the carrier from under-billing.
Example order
Backpack + mug + notebook bundle
A simple mixed-item shipment can look light on the scale, yet charge far more because of the empty air around the products.
How the tool works
A five-step workflow gives visitors a fast and trustworthy explanation of the calculation.
Step 1
Choose Imperial or Metric to match the shipment.
Step 2
Enter the actual package weight.
Step 3
Add length, width, and height.
Step 4
Calculate dimensional weight using carrier factors.
Step 5
Compare billable weight and pricing risk.