Shipping & Handling
ships worldwide to nearly every country across the global, we employ the services of major, trusted international carriers to ensure your package arrives to your destination fast and securely.We also offer free flat rate shipping on all our products to most destinations.
Order Successful
After you have successfully placed your order you will receive email confirmation from us. If you have any requests for your order, kindly let us know as soon as possible before your item enters the processing stage.
Processing
Note: In orders with more than one item, the processing time will be based on the item with the longest processing time.
We will carry out strict quality controls on your items and ensure they are properly packed before preparing them for shipment. We are happy to announce that now most orders can be shipped out within 24 hours. Kindly note a small quantity of orders may still need between 3-5 business days depending on stock availability.
Please note that the processing time is not included in the shipping time. The total time it will take to receive your order is the processing time + the shipping time.If you have any issues with your order, you can submit a ticket to our
for further assistance. Our dedicated CS team will contact you within 24 hours.
Christmas Shipping Notes
Kindly note: From December 4th, please select standard shipping to have your items in time for Christmas.
From December 10th-13th, please select items that can be dispatched within 3 days and choose the expedited shipping option, in order to have your items for Christmas. After December 16th, we cannot guarantee Christmas delivery.
RoseGal partners with major international shipping companies to offer four shipping methods:
Shipping Method
Country or Region
Arrive within 1-7 Days
Arrive within 8-15 Days
Arrive within 16-30 Days
Arrive within 31-45 Days
Average Time (Days)
Flat Rate Shipping
United States
CanadaUnited Kingdom, France, Spain, Germany,
Ukraine, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Norway, Portugal, Sweden, Switzerland
Russia, Italy, Argentina, Chile, Mexico
Japan, Korea
Thailand, Singapore & Malaysia
Other countries
Priority Direct Mail
United States
Israel, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates
Spain, United Kingdom, Italy, Germany, France & Portugal
Standard Shipping
ALL countries
Expedited Shipping
ALL countries(DHL/UPS)
Shipping From Europe Warehouse to European countries: 3-6 business days.
You can choose your preferred shipping method on the Order Information page during the checkout process.
Note: Shipping times may be affected during public holidays as manufacturers and couriers will limit their operations during these times. Though this is unfortunately out of our control, we will try our best to improve on this issue.
A tax ID number is required from Argentinian customers who select expedited shipping during the check-out. Please be sure to fill in your tax ID to avoid any clearance problems or delivery failures. Please refer the screenshot below.
Note: For tracking numbers, it may take a few days before they become active on the tracking website. If the information is not available please try again later. Please rest assured that the estimated shipping time is valid regardless of the tracking site updates.
We high recommend that customers purchase a tracking number and shipping insurance during the check out for peace of mind when waiting for their package.
Kindly note that all packages are shipped from Rosegal Warehouses. Our items are shipping duty unpaid and therefore import tax may occur depending on your country's Customs and shipping method. You may check with your local Customs Office for more information.
Contact Us
If any issue during the shipping time or after received the item, please feel free to , our customer service representatives will offer you a satisfying solution.International Flat Rate ShippingFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A flat fee, also referred to as a flat rate or a linear rate, refers to a
that charges a single fixed
for a , regardless of usage. Less commonly, the term may refer to a rate that does not vary with usage or time of use.
A business can develop a dependable stance in a market, as consumers have a well-rounded price before the service is undertaken. For instance, a technician may charge $150 for his labor.
Potential costs can be covered. The service may result in inevitable expenses like the parts needed to fix the issue or the items required to complete the order.
No restricted structure is needed, as the pricing system can be adjusted to suit the business using it. Management can thus work out the pricing that best matches the company’s objectives, efforts, costs, etc.
The fixed pricing restricts the company’s capability to meet the needs of individual consumers, and people search for cheaper alternatives.
Pricing competition thickens, with other companies in the same industry compete for the lowest pricing, and tough competition occurs.
Inflation can cause unprecedented losses, and companies must raise the charge to keep up with costs.
There are flat rates in the postal service, regarding the delivery of items. Postage companies use different forms of post, boxes or envelopes, to avoid having to weigh items. The on-hand cost lets consumers identify the cost and removes the hassle of estimate the cost for items.
The United States Postal Service offers flat-rate pricing for packages selling different postage options varying in size and shape. That provides consumers with an array of options upfront, creating a sense of ease. When shipped in higher volumes, it saves money but there are issues if both the flat rate and regular delivery systems are used simultaneously.
Flat rate also passes into advertising. Purchasing advertisements on websites such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube is sold a flat rates on the size (with a surcharge for images and posts) and length of the advertisement (video costs extra). Advertising on YouTube pitches at a flat rate of $0.30 per view. When a person runs by the YouTube home page, search page, or wherever the ad is running, the charge is $0.30.
Tradesmen such as electricians, plumbers, and mechanics, also often charge flat rates to cover their labour for their services. In a survey in 2014 in Australia, the average labour rate for a painter was $39.92 per hour.
companies commonly offer a flat rate to residential customers for local . However, a regular rate or Message Rate is advantageous for those who make only a few short calls per month. Flat rates were rare outside the US and Canada until about 2005, but they have since become widespread in Europe for both local and long distance calls and are now also available for
services, both for traditional GSM/UMTS voice calls and for .
services are effectively flat-rate telephony services since only the broadband internet fees must be paid for PC-to-PC calls, and the calls themselves are free. Some -to- services, such as
offer flat rates for national calls to landlines.
or Pay TV usually charges a flat monthly fee for a channel or a bundle or "tier" of channels, but some
companies also offer
For , flat rate is
at all hours and days of the year (linear rate) and for all
operator (universal) at a fixed and cheap .
Flat rate is common in
access to the Internet in the USA and many other countries.
A charge tariff is a class of linear rate, different from the flat rate, where the user is charged by the
access to the Internet in some countries of
has no flat rate pricing, following the traditional "metered mentality". Because of this, users prefer using fixed lines (with narrow or broadband access) to connect to the Internet.
A wavy rate is not a linear rate, because the Internet surfer pays the monthly fixed price to use the connection only during a certain range of hours of the day (i.e. only in the morning or, more typically, only at night).
A flat rate for
is different from that for other services. An
that charges a flat rate for electricity does not charge different rates based upon the demand that the customer places on the system. A customer pays the same amount whether they use the electricity in bursts during mid-day, when demand and the utility's costs are highest, or if they spread it out over the entire day. However, if the customer uses a different amount of electricity, they are charged a higher or lower amount. Residential customers and small businesses are usually charged a flat rate, though not the same rate per . A special type of , a time of use meter, is required to charge a non-flat rate. Time of use meters can lower a customer's electricity bill, if they use electricity mostly during off-peak hours. Some utilities will allow a customer to change to a time of use meter, but they charge for the cost of the meter and installation.
In real estate, "flat rate" is an alternative, nontraditional full service listing where compensation to the listing agent is not based on a percentage of the selling price but instead is a fixed dollar amount that is typically paid at closing. The rate is generally less than a gross 6% commission, resulting in a lowered cost of selling real estate. "Flat rate" is different from "flat fee" in several ways: i) it is generally substantially more than a "flat fee" ii) it generally represents a full service listing as opposed to a "flat fee" lim and iii) it is usually paid at closing, as opposed to a "flat fee", which is usually paid when the listing agreement is executed.
In most parts of the world regular users of , especially , make use of weekly, monthly or yearly
that allow unlimited travel for a fixed fee. In some countries year passes are available for the entire national railway network (e.g. the
in Germany for about EUR3000 and the Oesterreich Card offered by the ). Some, such as the
Pass, are intended for foreigners, in order to encourage tourism.
Road users are normally charged a combination of fixed and variable fees, in the form of
and . Motorway
in some countries (Switzerland, Austria, Czech Republic, Slovenia) are paid by purchasing weekly, monthly or annual stickers attached to the windscreen.
At some stage, the concept of the flat rate was even introduced into passenger air traffic in the form of
In dealing with the shipping of parcels and documents, a "flat rate for international deliveries of packet size #1" would mean that the same shipping charge (for example US$15.00) would be applicable to all packets of this size, regardless of their designated destination (country of recipient), and regardless of the quantity of their contents, i.e. whether they contained one sheet of paper or were filled to the maximum.
Flat rate is a pricing scheme whereby the customer pays a fixed price for a service regardless of how long the worker takes to carry out the service. Flat rate manuals are based on timed studies of the typical time taken for each type of service. Flat rate helps provide a uniform pricing menu for service work and helps establish the worth of performing a particular job. In recent times some automotive companies have begun using computer algorithms to calculate labor times with a high degree of accuracy.
The benefit to the customer is that if a worker takes longer than this, the cost does not rise. The downfall to the customer is that this can lead to overpaying in some cases.
The benefit to the worker is that it promotes incentive to learn how to do the work more efficiently. This system can also cost the worker if they do not perform a job within the allotted time such as in the case of an inexperienced worker or on a job where there is something preventing the service from being performed that the labor manual can't take into account. In automotive shops this is common due to rusted, seized, or stripped bolts or aftermarket installations. In some circumstances automotive technicians can get paid 0 hours for working a 12-hour day.
It can be difficult to compare prices between hourly-paid and flat-rate services, and this sometimes causes rejection of flat rate shops over hourly ones.
However, many shops[] do not use flat rate manuals and instead set their prices by evaluating what they believe the market will bear.[]
One of the newest areas where flat rate pricing is just beginning to make inroads is the . The concept has held a particular interest because of the high and rising costs of health care delivery despite legislative attempts to address them, such the
(Obamacare). While there have been
launched by major
to control costs in the most costly medical conditions like , for now the primary application of flat-rate pricing has been in , such as , , , and . Regional companies such as Med Health Services Inc. in the
area and Northwest Radiology Network of
have been among the first in the nation to implement the practice on a trial basis.
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