Estimates
International estimates
One survey volume prices all three ways out of the country. Yembo quotes road, sea, and air from the same inventory, so the mode decision is the customer's trade-off between time and money, not a second survey.
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Choose a transport mode
Sea moves the most for the least, air moves the fastest for the most, and road covers the borders a truck can cross. Each page carries the economics of its mode.
What every international estimate shares
One volume, three modes
The survey produces the cubic volume and weight once. Quoting sea against air is a comparison inside one estimate, not two site visits, so the customer decides on trade-offs instead of waiting on requotes.
Origin and destination service, banded by weight
International rates load as weight-banded origin and destination service schedules, so packing out a two-bedroom flat and delivering it through a third-floor walkup each price from their own band.
Valuation built for international
International valuation carries its own fee structures in the tariff, so full value protection on an overseas shipment prices correctly rather than borrowing domestic arithmetic.
The inventory doubles as the customs record
A valued inventory is the document customs brokers, insurers, and destination agents all ask for. The survey already built it, item by item, with photographs attached.
Documents in the customer's language
An overseas customer should not need your language to understand their own move. Customer-facing documents render in additional locales, so the family relocating from Rotterdam signs an estimate in Dutch while your team reads the same numbers in English.
Currency conversion on the estimate
Every tariff carries its currency, and the engine converts between currencies on the estimate, so origin charges, destination service, and freight collapse into one total in the currency the customer will actually pay.
Every estimating authority
Wherever the move is headed, the estimate comes from the same engine and the same survey.
Estimates overview
Every kind of move, one estimating engine.
Local
Hourly pricing inside one service area.
Intrastate
State-regulated moves, with a page for every jurisdiction.
Interstate
Weight and distance pricing under the federal rules.
Domestic
In-country moves outside the United States model.
International by road
Cross-border truck freight and customs handling.
International by sea
Container and groupage pricing from a survey volume.
International by air
Chargeable weight pricing for fast shipments.
See an international estimate built from a real survey
A 30-minute walkthrough with our team, quoting sea against air from one inventory.
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