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# Shipping

Shipping options in Umbraco Commerce.

Umbraco Commerce offers three different shipping method configurations for calculating shipping rates, which are:

### [Fixed Rate Shipping](/umbraco-commerce/13.latest/reference/shipping/fixed-rate-shipping.md)

The fixed rate shipping option allows you to configure a single fixed rate for the whole of an order.

### [Dynamic Rate Shipping](/umbraco-commerce/13.latest/reference/shipping/dynamic-rate-shipping.md)

The dynamic rate shipping option allows you to configure a series of ranges from which an order will be checked against. These checks identify a which range the order falls within. For each range a series of rate options can be configured. Options include fixed rate per order, a fixed rate per order item, percentage based rates amongst others.

### [Realtime Rate Shipping](/umbraco-commerce/13.latest/reference/shipping/realtime-rate-shipping.md)

The realtime rate shipping option allows you to configure a connection to a shipping operator to fetch realtime shipping rate estimates for an order.

## Shipping Calculators

Should you wish to take more control over the shipping calculation process you can swap out the whole shipping calculator implementation. See the [Calculator documentation](/umbraco-commerce/13.latest/key-concepts/calculators.md) for more details.


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