The cost of insurance through USPS varies depending on the value of the item being shipped and the level of coverage selected. USPS offers insurance for items valued up to $5,000, with coverage starting at $1.65 for items valued up to $50. It is recommended to use the USPS online calculator or contact a USPS representative for specific pricing based on your shipment details.
1. How much does insurance cost for USPS packages?
The cost of insurance for USPS packages varies depending on the value of the item being shipped. The cost starts at $2.10 for items valued up to $50, and increases based on the value of the item.
2. Is insurance included with USPS Priority Mail?
Insurance is included with USPS Priority Mail for items valued up to $50. For items valued over $50, additional insurance can be purchased at an extra cost.
3. How can I purchase insurance for my USPS package?
You can purchase insurance for your USPS package at the time of shipping, either online or at a USPS retail location. The cost of insurance is based on the declared value of the item being shipped.