How does IB pricing work?

International Bridge does not publish a standard rate card, because the savings available to your business depend on factors that are specific to your operation, and a generic price list would understate what IB can actually deliver for most shippers.

What determines your rate

IB Non-Con pricing is shaped by several variables:

  • Destination mix: The proportion of your shipments going to each non-continental destination (Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, territories, APO/FPO) affects the overall rate structure, since each market has distinct infrastructure costs and air transport considerations.
  • Parcel volume: Higher monthly volumes to non-continental destinations unlock better per-parcel rates. IB's consolidation model means that even lower-volume businesses access competitive rates through Box of Savings.
  • Parcel profile: Weight, dimensions, and packaging format all factor into per-parcel cost.

What to expect from the pricing conversation

The conversation is short and the output is specific. When you speak with our team, we'll ask about your destinations, your monthly volume, and your current shipping setup. From that, we can give you a concrete estimate of what IB Non-Con would cost for your operation, and what that means relative to what you're paying today.

The goal is to give you a clear, accurate picture quickly so you can make an informed decision.

For international shipping

IB's international shipping rates follow a similar structure, based on destination country, parcel weight and dimensions, and volume. Contact our team for a rate discussion specific to your international shipping lanes.

For SafePackage™

SafePackage™ pricing uses a per-package fee model with no long-term contracts or exclusivity requirements, allowing you to scale usage as needed. For full pricing details, visit safepackage.com/pricing.

Get a rate estimate

The fastest way to understand IB pricing for your business is a short conversation with our team. Contact us by phone, email, or our online form, or call 801-889-1281 directly.

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