What actually changed, and when
Only entries that alter what a page tells you appear here. Restyling, rebuilding and re-deploying do not, because a changelog that records builds is a changelog nobody reads. Each entry names the scope that moved and the pages affected.
2026-09-30 · Scope change
Fee structure, agent side
The service fee is recorded as tiered by order size rather than as a single percentage. The effective rate now falls as an order grows, which was not previously the case. No rate was published here before or after; only the basis changed.
2026-09-30 · Scope change
Domestic leg charging unit
The domestic leg is charged per seller shipment rather than per order. A haul assembled from three sellers therefore carries three domestic legs, which was not represented in earlier guidance.
2026-09-30 · Addition
Link shape distribution
The index desk now reports the distribution of link shapes across entries, so a reader can see how many addresses are full marketplace addresses and how many are short addresses before pasting one into an order form.
2026-07-31 · Content change
Australia destination page
The quarantine section was expanded from a paragraph into identification-and-response form, and a note was added on the ninety-day window for unclaimed postal imports. No threshold figure changed.
2026-06-30 · Scope change
Tax identifier request timing
A structural change was recorded in which a tax identifier request moved from after arrival to before departure on some lines. This changes the preparation order rather than the tax itself.
2026-06-30 · Correction
Domestic leg and handling presentation
Two line items recorded separately were found to be charged on identical bases, which implied a distinction that did not exist. They are now presented as one line item.
2026-06-30 · Retirement
Rehearsal shipping as a standing service
Rehearsal shipping was recorded as a service line item and is no longer presented as one, because availability varies by warehouse and we could not confirm it as a standing line. The packing checklist still covers rehearsal as a practice.
2026-06-30 · Retirement
Insurance charge basis
The insurance line was recorded as a percentage of declared value. The basis appeared to vary by category and no single rule could be established, so the figure was removed rather than approximated. The insurance decision write-up remains.
2026-03-31 · Scope change
Volumetric divisor recording unit
Divisors were previously recorded per carrier. Two services under one brand were observed to publish different divisors, so recording moved to per service. This is a scope correction that changes estimated billed weight.
2026-03-31 · Scope change
Restricted goods scope unit
Restricted-goods lists are published per service rather than per carrier. The check that matters is therefore against the service being booked at the moment of booking, not against the carrier in general.
2026-03-31 · Retirement
Coupon and voucher tracking
Coupon tracking was retired as a category. In a sample of twenty publicly listed codes, nineteen followed a mechanical naming pattern and all twenty carried the same no-public-expiry note; none resolved against a checkout total. No code is published anywhere on this site, and the method page explains the test.
2025-12-31 · Addition
Baseline snapshot published
The first snapshot was published, recording how each fee line was initially characterised and which entries were known at the time to be too coarse. It is kept unedited so that later corrections remain auditable.
Two conventions are worth stating. A change to a figure's basis is recorded as a scope change even when no number moved, because a basis change alters your total. A correction is recorded separately from a content change, because a correction means something here was wrong rather than incomplete.