What are the charging standards for cross-border e-commerce cloud warehouse warehousing services?

I saw that many cloud warehouse warehousing and delivery services are talked about in the major cross-border e-commerce foreign trade seller groups. Most of the content is how to use cloud warehouse storage to reduce your operating costs and improve the efficiency of order sending. At the same time, because of a drop-shipping service, you can also make less stocking and reduce your own business risks. But how to charge for cloud warehouse storage? It's all those charging items, and few people know it in detail.

Today, we let everyone have a certain understanding of how to charge for warehousing through the case of warehousing charges in the warehousing and shipping service of TakeSendShip Warehouse.

Regarding the issue of cloud warehouse storage charges, we have drawn two aspects through the analysis of the storage charging model of TakeSendShip cloud warehouse:

Free mode and paid mode.

Free Mode:

TakeSendShip Cloud Warehouse provides 60-day free warehousing services to many cooperative cross-border e-commerce sellers or enterprises. For most sellers of cross-border e-commerce, 60 days is a sufficient turnaround time for their normal circulation. The 60-day free period is calculated according to the time when the goods are put into the warehouse. If the goods are dispatched within ≤60 days, the cost of the goods in the warehouse is zero.

The 60-day judgment standard is that the right goods are not the right person. The cooperative cross-border e-commerce sellers can inject new batches of goods into the warehouse according to their own needs. Then the old batches and the new batches of goods are registered according to the warehousing date. Free storage for ≤60 days can be achieved respectively. If you understand this cloud warehouse storage fee rules. Basically you can use it for free.

Charge Mode:

This model is an extension model based on the first model. When the goods are ≥ 60 days from the date of warehousing, a certain storage fee will be charged for this batch of goods.

There are two types of charging methods: three-dimensional warehouses and flat warehouses.

Flat storage location: use pallet pallets to stack goods.

At present, the common card board size in the industry is: 1.2M*1M. Due to the small footprint of the pallet, when choosing this mode, it is necessary to determine the number of pallets using the category, size, number of SKUs, and layers of the goods in stock. Usually, the goods stored on pallets are more common in bulky goods or relatively single large quantities of goods.

Three-dimensional storage location: store goods in the way of shelf storage.

This mode is the most common and commonly used mode. The size and type of shelves to be used can be determined according to the type, size and quantity of the goods. Generally, it is recommended to use relatively large shelves for products with few categories and large volumes.

Generally speaking, three-dimensional goods need to calculate the number and quantity of occupied shelf layers to calculate the charging plan. In order to make it easy for cooperative cross-border e-commerce sellers and enterprises to understand and use. What TakeSendShip launched is to charge relative fees according to the actual three-dimensional area of the goods. Please visit http://www.takesendship.com for more details on the calculation of fees.

However, most of the cooperative sellers of TakeSendShip do not use the charging model. Charged even if the goods are due. TakeSendShip cloud warehouse can also be the lowest and easiest in the industry.