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# Overview

**Magento 2 Table Rate shipping** creates an unrestricted number of shipping methods with distinctive rates based on a combination of conditions.

These conditions can be delivery address, cart weight or product quantity, etc. Moreover, table rate shipping for Magento 2 module can be very helpful to you in assisting you in adding shipping rates through CSV files, confirming the order, tracking number, and printing invoice.

**Main Features:**

* Create Various Custom Table Rate Shipping Methods **FEATURED**
* Manage shipping rates in seconds
* Set price based on zipcodes
* Set Shipping Costs by Weight easily
* Export shipping to CSV
* Easily upload shipping rates file using CSV for table rates
* Ship to applicable countries
* Multiple languages - RTL supports
* Multi-store configuration
* Enable/disable table shipping from back-end

**Magento 2 Multiple Table Rates Shipping** is part of the [**Business Kit**](https://landofcoder.com/small-business-kit) and loyalty program.

**Explore Other Best Magento 2 Extensions**

**Compatibility**: Magento 2.3.x, 2.4.0, 2.4.1, 2.4.2, 2.4.3, latest

**License**: Commerce

**Purchase link:** <https://landofcoder.com/magento-2-table-rate-shipping-extension.html>


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