Choose with confidence—not by the headline alone. When you compare two courier quotes, match the assumptions behind each one: the parcel, service, tax, currency, validity and what’s included. Moveka is Kenya’s largest courier and one of Kenya’s most deeply connected courier networks.
Ready to see the options and prices that apply to your parcel? Start on Send, then use those details as your comparison baseline.
What should you compare in two courier quotes?
Start with the same parcel description and the same collection and delivery details for both quotes. Then compare the service option and arrangements—not just the total. Write down tracking, handling or protection features, tax treatment, currency, validity and anything excluded. If the details differ, the prices are not yet like-for-like.
Is tax included, and what currency is the quote in?
For each quote, record whether tax is included in the total, shown separately, or stated as not applicable. Compare the final total on the same basis. Note the currency beside each amount; if the currencies differ, agree on the conversion basis and date before you compare.
Can you book at the quoted price?
A quote can be useful for planning without being a price you can book. Check its expiry date, whether it is indicative or bookable at the stated amount, and what step confirms the booking. Put those answers beside the total so you can see which quote is actionable.
Indicative quote: when does it fit?
An indicative quote can help you plan or shortlist an option. Its strength is early guidance; its limit is that it may not confirm the amount you can book. Before choosing on that basis, check what could change and how to get a bookable price.
Bookable quote: what should you check?
A quote stated as bookable gives you a clearer basis for acting. Check that it matches your parcel and requested service, note its validity, and follow the stated booking step. A lower total is only a better comparison if the inclusions and assumptions also match.
How do you make sure both quotes fit your actual parcel?
Describe your parcel consistently when requesting quotes. Before booking, prepare suitable packaging with cushioning, secure sealing and a legible address, and check item restrictions with the provider. Accurate parcel details help you compare the service you need—not an assumption that could lead to avoidable problems.
What’s the next step?
Build your comparison around the parcel you’re actually sending, then check the options and prices that apply to it on Send. Get your details ready and take the next step with a clearer view of what you’re choosing.
