The total price: why shipping interests us more than shops
A shop shows the goods price; you pay the total. This guide explains how we add shipping, when it is free and why a washing machine carries another rate than headphones.
Updated October 2, 2026 · prices in the text are today's
Where shipping comes from
For every shop and country we hold a rate from its public delivery page, including the 'free from' threshold. Above it we count shipping as zero.
An offer whose shipping we do not know is never recommended first; the card marks it 'shipping unknown'.
Bulky goods
TVs, fridges, washers, dryers, dishwashers, exercise machines and garden machinery carry the shop's own bulky rate; a parcel rate would be a lie.
Example: a washer at 9,990 CZK with 499 CZK shipping costs more than one at 10,290 CZK shipped free.
Advice
Read the 'goods + shipping' line under the price; it decides. Store pickup cannot be priced, so we never count it.
Shipping rules are refreshed from the shops' pages; every rule carries its source and date.
Fordeal earns a commission when you buy through a link; it never changes the order of offers. Every price carries its capture time on the product page.