Evri publishes a price table on its home page, and disagrees with Royal Mail about Royal Mail's prices

Destinations with its own live country page

A destination is listed here because this company's own page for it answered at the linked URL on the date shown, never because a directory says the company delivers there.

The eight bands Evri publishes

Read on 10 September 2026: Postable at £2.70, 0-1kg Small at £3.04, 0-1kg Standard at £3.29, 1-2kg Small at £3.52, 1-2kg Standard at £4.79, 2-5kg at £6.59, 5-10kg at £6.68 and 10-15kg at £10.28.

The shape is worth reading. Below 2kg the table prices size and weight together; above it, size disappears and weight alone decides. And the ladder is nearly flat from 2kg to 10kg, £6.59 to £6.68, before stepping by more than three pounds at ten kilos.

The column we did not take

Beside its own prices Evri prints a Royal Mail column: £2.85 against its Postable, £3.65 against its 1-2kg Small, £11.85 against its 10-15kg. Royal Mail's own grid, read the same day, prints £3.95 online and £4.25 in branch for its 2kg Small Parcel, not £3.65.

We record only Evri's own column as Evri's published price. A company's claim about a competitor is not that competitor's published page, and where the two disagree the competitor's own page is the one that counts. The disagreement is recorded here rather than resolved, because both are real published figures and neither of them is ours.

What could not be verified

Evri serves an identical document at every /international-parcel-delivery/<country> path we asked for, so its per-destination pages could not be read as distinct pages and no destination coverage is claimed for it here.

That is a limitation of the read, not a statement about the company: Evri plainly sends parcels abroad, and its international arm runs on a separate site. It simply could not be evidenced country by country the way two other companies here could.