Destination menu lookup for every place in the Tigbuy estimator
Pick a destination to see how many lines Tigbuy quoted there, which families they come from and three flags. Below the tool, every entry is grouped by its count.
Find a destination and read its card
Start typing and choose from the list, tap one of the common destinations, or pick any name in the index further down. The address bar keeps the destination, so a card can be shared.
United States
1
SDH-US-USPS
Turn on JavaScript to look up any other destination.
No line quoted (80)
One line (124)
Two or three lines (26)
Four lines or more (6)
Reading the card, field by field
Count is how many lines came back in the quote reply for that destination. It was the same at 500 g, 1 kg and 2 kg for every entry, so it does not depend on the weight you type.
Families group the lines by the label they share: YT global postal, SW standard, SDH-US-USPS and YT-OU-DHL-PY. A family with a multiplier, such as SW standard × 4 for the United Kingdom, means several lines of that family are on the menu.
Bills by box size counts lines that carry a volume divisor, so a big light box is billed above its actual weight. Heaviest parcel is the highest ceiling among the lines. Electric filter is the number of lines that stay open when you set the estimator’s attribute box to Electric; we ran that filter in a browser for five destinations and it matched the data each time.
What the lookup leaves out, and why
Prices move with every gram and centimetre you enter, and one price per line for a parcel you do not have would mislead more than it helps. Delivery windows are printed on Tigbuy’s own result cards, which you will see when you submit. Naming a best line would mean judging service quality we cannot measure from outside.
So the card sticks to what is countable and stable on the date shown: how many lines, of which families, and the three flags. For the price of your own parcel, use Tigbuy itself after the warehouse has weighed what you bought.
How the counts behind the cards were taken
The estimator page itself sends logged-out visitors to the login page, but the request it makes to get quotes answers without an account. We sent that same request once per destination and weight, a little over a second apart, using the estimator’s own country list of 236 entries.
A box of 30 x 20 x 10 cm keeps a 1 kg parcel below every volume divisor, so the count reflects weight alone. A second pass added 73 queries: heavier parcels for every multi-line destination, the United States either side of its ceiling, and one fixed box for the United Kingdom.
No request was sent faster than about one a second, and every reply came back with a normal status: none of the empty replies was an error.
