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Pricing · Updated October 17, 2026

Pay-Per-Parcel Sorting: From $0.10 per Package

SortLease installs, operates and maintains the sorter. You pay for the parcels it sorts, billed monthly, with no equipment to buy.

Quick answer: with pay-per-parcel pricing, SortLease puts a FlowSort S15 sorter at your station or a shared site, runs and maintains it, and invoices you each month for the parcels sorted. Prices start from $0.10 per parcel and are set in writing for each site before anything is installed. If you'd rather own the equipment, systems can also be purchased, quoted per configuration.
How it works

From Site Review to Monthly Invoice

1. Site review

You share volume, sort window, number of routes or carriers, and the space available. We size the configuration and quote a per-parcel rate.

2. Written terms

Price, custody of packages and insurance are agreed in writing before installation.

3. Installation

SortLease delivers and installs the sorter at your site or a shared hub, typically in 2–4 weeks.

4. Monthly invoice

You're billed each month for the parcels sorted. Maintenance and upgrades are SortLease's responsibility.

Options

Three Ways to Use a FlowSort S15

At your station

$0.10 / parcel and up
  • Sorter installed at your site
  • SortLease operates and maintains it
  • No equipment purchase
Apply for a pilot

Shared sorting hub

$0.10 / parcel and up, per partner
  • 3–4 delivery partners share one sorter
  • Separate time windows or lanes
  • Each partner pays for its own volume
See the shared hub model

Buy a system

Quoted per configuration
  • For larger or multi-site operations
  • Configured and quoted for your site
  • Installation and maintenance by SortLease
Purchase details
What sets the rate

What Moves Your Per-Parcel Price

  • Daily volume: more parcels spread the fixed cost of the system.
  • Sort window: a shorter window needs more tiers or lines running at once.
  • Destinations: the number of routes, carriers or lanes to sort into.
  • Site: your own station or a shared hub with other partners.

Does it pay at your volume?

Automated sorting saves money only when hand-sorting costs you more per parcel than the per-parcel price. If your drivers sort for just a few minutes, or your carrier already delivers route-sorted containers, it probably won't.

FAQ

Pay-Per-Parcel Questions

What does pay-per-parcel pricing include?

SortLease installs, operates and maintains the sorter. You are invoiced monthly for the parcels sorted. There is no equipment to buy.

How much does it cost per parcel?

Prices start from $0.10 per parcel. The rate for your site depends on daily volume, sort window, number of destinations and whether you use your own station or a shared hub, and is set in writing before installation.

Can several delivery partners share the cost?

Yes. In a shared sorting hub, 3–4 delivery partners use one sorter in separate time windows or lanes, and each pays per parcel for its own volume.

Can I buy the sorter instead?

Yes. Larger or multi-site operations can purchase a FlowSort S15. Purchase prices are quoted per configuration.

Is there a monthly rental option?

SortLease does not list monthly rental pricing. Delivery partners use pay-per-parcel pricing; larger operations can buy a system.

How do I know if it will save money?

Compare what hand-sorting costs you per parcel with the per-parcel price. The driver sorting cost calculator does this from your drivers, wages and sorting minutes.

Can I try it first?

Yes. A 30-day station pilot is measured before and during, run under written terms, and the sorter is removable if the pilot does not continue.

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