What you are paying for in the shipping

Short answer: two journeys instead of one, heavy and insured goods — and we do not add a krona.

When you shop in an ordinary web shop the parcel travels one way. With us it always travels two: out to you, and home to us again. That alone makes the cost double the shipping prices you are used to.

This is what is included:

The return shipping. You never pay extra to send the equipment back. You choose whether to leave the parcel at a PostNord service point or to book a pickup at your door — pickup is included for everyone, no matter how you chose to receive the delivery.

Proper packaging. The equipment travels in a protective hard case, not in a bag. That makes the parcels heavy and bulky — and PostNord charges by weight and size.

Insurance at replacement value, both ways. Every shipment is insured for what the equipment costs to buy new, the whole time PostNord has it — out to you and home to us again. If a lens worth 40,000 kr is crushed in transit, the insurance covers it, not you.

PostNord's best services. We ship with strict identity checking — only the person who signed the rental agreement can collect the parcel — plus fast delivery and full flexibility for you as the recipient. In the PostNord app you can redirect the parcel to another service point or choose a time for the home delivery.

Nordic Swan Ecolabelled and climate-compensated transport. We use only PostNord's Nordic Swan Ecolabelled delivery methods, and we climate-compensate on top of that.

Shipping is not a revenue stream

Shipping is priced in five fixed steps by how large the shipment is, and you see which one applies right in the cart. The price is the same wherever in Sweden you live — we charge nothing extra for distance. All five steps sit below what PostNord invoices us for the same shipment: we do not charge for shipping in order to make money on shipping.

Tip: rent for longer

The shipping is the same whether you rent for three days or three weeks. The longer the rental, the smaller the share of the bill that is shipping.

Updated on: 25/07/2026