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NZ Post Business Account: Who Qualifies and What You Get

Learn how to set up a business account with NZ Post to manage your regular shipping needs and volume-based rates.

This account is designed for businesses that need to send items through the mail or courier services on a regular basis.

Who it's for

This scheme is specifically for businesses that have regular shipping needs. It is intended for organizations that require a consistent way to handle their logistics and outgoing items. If your business operations depend on sending parcels or documents frequently, this account is designed to support those ongoing requirements.

What you get

By setting up this account, you gain access to professional shipping management. The primary benefit is the ability to streamline your logistics through a dedicated business setup. While there is no setup fee to create the account, you are required to make a volume commitment. This means you agree to use the service for a certain amount of shipping to maintain the account benefits.

What it costs you

Setting up the account itself does not cost you any money, as there is no setup fee. Your primary expenses will be the costs associated with the shipping labels and courier services you use. The total cost of using the account is tied directly to your shipping volume and the specific rates agreed upon for your business.

The catch to know

The most important thing to understand is that the rates you pay are not fixed or universal. Instead, the rates are negotiable. This means the cost of your shipping is determined by the volume of items you ship each month. The more volume you commit to, the more room there is to negotiate your specific pricing.

How to apply

  1. Visit the official NZ Post website to begin the process.
  2. Review the information regarding volume commitments and business requirements.
  3. Complete the registration process by providing your necessary business details.
  4. Contact the provider to negotiate your specific rates based on your expected monthly shipping volume.

https://www.nzpost.co.nz