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The package billings flowing through one sorting hub

A hypothetical hub: packages per day times average charges. Watch the modeled billings tick by per second. This is billing associated with the packages, not revenue earned by the facility.

Your inputs

Defaults update weekly from live data
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Results

Modeled package billings per day$4,500,000
Fuel surcharge portion per day$900,000
Per year$1,147,500,000
Fuel surcharge per year$229,500,000
Fuel surcharge billed on these packages since you opened this page$0
  • Illustrative only. A package’s charge pays for the whole journey, not the hub.
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How this is calculated

Billings = packages × charge × (1 + fuel). Per-second counter = daily fuel portion ÷ 86,400.

Rates shown as defaults come from carrier publications or each carrier’s published table applied to the EIA price; see the methodology. Estimates and examples are labeled. Results are illustrative and do not represent any carrier’s reported financial results.

Questions

How many packages does a large hub sort?

The largest air and ground hubs sort hundreds of thousands to over a million packages a day.

Your packages are a small part of those billings. Make sure they are priced right.

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