In the Kólé’s Supply app, when you add a product listing to your storefront, you can specify how much you charge to deliver that product — based on distance and quantity.
We call this “Delivery price per km per unit”.
What does it mean?
It means:
“How much do you charge to deliver one unit of this product, for every kilometer travelled?”
So instead of setting one flat rate for delivery, you define a cost per unit per km, and on buyer checkout, the app calculates total delivery fee automatically based on:
The quantity ordered
The delivery driving distance
How does it work?
Formula:
Delivery Fee = Delivery price per km per unit × Quantity × Distance (in km)
Example (using cement bags)
Let’s say you’re listing 50kg bags of Dangote Cement, and you set your delivery price as:
₦15 per km per bag
A customer orders 100 bags, and the delivery address is 20 km away.
Your delivery fee will be:
₦15 × 100 bags × 20 km = ₦30,000
So the customer sees a ₦30,000 delivery fee at checkout, based on your pricing.
Why is this useful?
It gives you full control over delivery pricing
Customers get transparent, automatic delivery cost at checkout
It adapts to order size and location — no need to manually quote each time
Tips for setting your rate
Include fuel, driver cost, and loading in your rate
You can always update your delivery price in your dashboard later
If you need help setting your delivery rate, our team is happy to assist.