Receiver Pays

Receiver pays lets the sender book freight on the recipient's Sendify agreement and prices. The sender handles the booking — the recipient pays.

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Sender books

The sender creates the shipment in Sendify as normal and enters the recipient's account number.

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Recipient's terms

The freight is booked on the recipient's Sendify agreement and prices, not the sender's.

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Both parties see the shipment

The shipment appears in both the sender's and the recipient's Sendify account.

Find the right guide

Receiver pays works a little differently depending on whether you are the one sending or receiving. Choose the guide that applies to you.

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You have received an account number from your customer and need to book a shipment on their agreement.

Read the sender guide →

downloadI am the recipient

You want your suppliers to book freight to you on your Sendify account.

Read the recipient guide →

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Invite suppliers. If you are the recipient and want to invite your suppliers directly via Sendify, without sharing an account number manually, read Invite suppliers.

Which carriers support receiver pays?

Availability depends on your Sendify price plan. The prices shown at booking are always the recipient's prices, not yours.

Plan	Carriers and products
Basic	DHL Freight (Parcel, Piece, Batch, Pallet) DHL Express (all products) FedEx (all products) UPS (Sweden and export) DSV (all products)
Plus / Pro	DB Schenker (Parcel, System, Part Load) PostNord (Parcel, Part Load, Pallet, Full Load) Bring ThermoDelivery Local carrier

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If the recipient does not pay, you will be charged for the freight instead. Some carriers also add an extra fee for the additional invoicing work — for example, DHL charges 230 SEK. Always confirm the account number and product choice with your customer before booking.