Compare delivery costs from local Kenya couriers (G4S, Sendy, DHL) by parcel weight and destination zone.
How Courier Pricing Works
Local couriers in Kenya generally charge a base fee that covers a first kilogram (or bracket), then a per-kilogram rate for anything heavier — and that per-kg rate rises sharply the further the parcel travels from the courier's main depot. Select the delivery zone closest to your destination and enter the parcel's weight; the calculator rounds any weight above the first kilogram up to the next whole kilogram, matching how most courier rate cards bill.
Comparing Providers
Rates shown here are indicative averages across major couriers like G4S, Sendy, and DHL's local service — not a quote from any single provider. Actual pricing varies by courier, parcel type, and whether you need same-day or next-day delivery, so treat this as a starting point for comparison rather than a final price. Edit the base fee and extra-kg rate fields to match a specific courier's published rate card once you have one.
How is courier weight rounded?
Most couriers round any weight above their base bracket up to the next whole kilogram. This calculator does the same — a 2.3kg parcel is billed as 3kg for the extra-weight portion.