Evri parcel prices: what it costs to send

Evri suits people who can drop a parcel off in person. A ParcelShop is a local shop that takes parcels for Evri. A locker is a self-service box where you leave your parcel.

Dropping off usually costs less than having a courier collect from your door. If a ParcelShop or locker is near you, that is often the cheaper route.

If you need collection, Evri's Standard service includes courier collection from your address. Compare that price with the drop-off prices in our table.

Want to follow your parcel online? Check that your chosen service is tracked. A tracked service lets you follow your parcel until it is delivered. Sending with several couriers? A booking site such as Interparcel can quote many couriers in one place.

Evri prices depend on your parcel's size and weight. Couriers price by the size band your parcel fits, so measure it before you compare. Our table shows Evri's prices for each band, read from its own website on the date shown.

Drop-off is usually cheaper than collection. Taking your parcel to a ParcelShop or locker usually costs less than a courier collecting it from your door. Choose drop-off if a shop or locker is close.

To compare rivals, find your size band in the table and check each row. Royal Mail's online prices are cheaper than paying at a Post Office counter, so Royal Mail parcels are worth a look. Sending with several couriers? Interparcel gives you many couriers' services in one quote.

Sending with Evri takes four steps, and your parcel's size sets the starting price.

1. Measure and weigh your parcel. Couriers price by the size band your parcel fits.
2. Choose drop-off or collection. Dropping it at a ParcelShop or locker usually costs less than a courier collecting from your door.
3. Pick a tracked service if you want to follow your parcel online until it is delivered.
4. Check the price on Evri's own website before you book. Our table shows the date it was last checked.

Compare Evri with rival couriers on our parcels page.