Shipping internationally with OrientDig? Deciding on the right service is crucial. This guide breaks down the key differences between our Economy and Express options to help you make an informed choice.
Understanding Your Options
At OrientDig, we offer two primary international shipping paths: EconomyExpress. Each is designed for different needs, balancing the classic trio of speed, cost, and risk management.
At a Glance: Economy vs. Express
| Factor | Economy Shipping | Express Shipping |
|---|---|---|
| Typical Transit Time | 15 - 30+ business days | 3 - 7 business days |
| Cost | Low to Moderate. The most cost-effective solution for non-urgent shipments. | Premium. Significantly higher, reflecting the speed and priority handling. |
| Risk & Tracking | Standard tracking. More handling points can mean a marginally higher risk of delays, though damage/loss rates are low. | Comprehensive, real-time tracking. Door-to-door logistics with minimal handling, offering the highest reliability. |
| Customs Clearance | Can be slower, potentially contributing to overall transit time. | Often expedited or prioritized, reducing clearance delays. |
Making the Right Choice for Your Shipment
When to Choose Economy Shipping
- Budget is the Primary Concern:
- No Urgent Deadline:
- Shipping Dense, Heavy Items:
- You Have Buffer Time:
- No Urgent Deadline:
Be Aware:
When to Choose Express Shipping
- Time is Critical:
- High-Value or Fragile Goods:
- Enhanced Customer Experience:
- Predictable Logistics:
- High-Value or Fragile Goods:
Be Aware:
Assessing Risk Levels
While both services are reliable, risk
For both options, OrientDig provides insurance add-ons to protect against physical loss or damage.
Final Recommendation
Your choice between OrientDig's Economy and Express shipping boils down to a simple equation: Is saving money more important, or is saving time?
Use EconomyExpress
Log into your OrientDig portal today to get exact quotes and transit times for your specific route and shipment details.