I have a client that needs the ability to show the live shipping rates from UPS, FedEx, USPS, as well as LTL shipping. Their customers needs to be able to pick the rate that suits them best. Does anyone have any ideas for this?
The site is getting close to complete other than the shipping rates that I can’t figure out.
Yup. Just trying to figure out how to get it to show up live and selectable in the checkout box. And finding a way to connect to Saia or YRC for LTL shipping at the same time.
In order for you to be able to get live shipment rates, you’ll need to do an HTTP request to a service that provides those rates.( Let’s say this website: Calculate Shipping Costs | ShipEngine). After you get your response, it’s all a matter of DOM manipulation with the payload you got.
Hi @ARTIFEX42, can you please let me know if you figure this out?
My business’ ecommerce is at a stand still because I need the customers to be able to see live shipping rates. This is a major flaw with Webflow’s ecommerce and because of this I can’t use Webflow for any ecommerce sites. Hope you are able to figure out!
Definitely will. I have currently talked the client into just using the weight based shipping to get close to the amount, and to have a pallet shipping option on the very heavy items. But I’ll try to get back to figuring this out at some point since their competitor does have the live shipping rate quotes option on their site. I did contact Zapier about it and they said they can’t provide the instant info and they don’t have any apps for any of the freight shipping providers such as Saia. And, I couldn’t figure out how to get the info (that I can’t get) back into the shipping costs section anyway. I understand how to get info into the CMS collections, but have not figured out if it’s possible to get that info back into the shipping calculations for the purchaser to select which shipping option they prefer. I’m sure anything is possible, and I’ve seen some very clever ideas in the forums. Just not anything about this. Best of luck.
I added into the Wishlist under “Live Shipping Rates at checkout”. Give it a bunch of votes. Hopefully something will be implemented soon. I’d be happy with any kind of workaround to get my clients new site going before I lose them.
Yes! On today’s email from Webflow, at the bottom under What’s coming up Next, Ecommerce Improvements;
Shippo integration: to make fulfilling orders easier, we’re partnering with Shippo to let you create labels, compare carrier rates, and more. (P.S. More shipping integrations are also in the works!)
Well, still seems like the calculated shipping rates is not an option. Other than with Foxy and to change all my products to regular CMS collections which would be a huge pain since I have all of my menus linked to update with any changes to the products and categories. That would be changing 177 products and 52 categories so far. If anyone figure this out, please let me know.
Hi Brandon. I was wondering if there will be any feature updates for ecommerce automated shipping rates based on zip/postal codes? I have been following this known feature request for Webflow for quite some time in forum threads, and comm’d with support about it for my client. We just wish Webflow had the ability to calculate shipping cost automatically based on the postal code of the customer, instead of having to manually configure for each shipping zone based on weight. We have heard “try integrating with this 3rd party tool or that 3rd party tool” and we get that it’s possible, but it’s not something we like having to do. Any update on if there will be enhancements to this in the future, to make Webflow a truly all in one eCommerce solution? It would be a game changer! I successfully convinced my client not to switch to Shopify, but it’s still a point of contention.
I can’t believe it’s been 4 years and Webflow literally hasn’t made a single update to their shipping price feature-set. I have one ecomm client on Webflow and the rest will forever be on Shopify until Webflow makes -any- effort. What a travesty of a product management failure.