Quote reader for Hipobuy estimator figures

Choose a destination; the second menu fills with every line that could carry the 1,000 g test parcel, cheapest bold figure first. The output lists up to eleven figures for that line.

Each figure gets a place on the page (bold, struck, Show More, tooltip, nowhere), the field name in the estimator response, its value with unit, the nearest official wording, and one of three stamps: OFFICIAL TEXT, GENERAL TERM or NOT STATED.

Under the list, a short block shows how the returned figures line up arithmetically on that line. It is labelled as our arithmetic because Hipobuy has not published a formula.

Type mode is for a card on your own screen, at your own weight. Enter the bold and struck figures exactly as shown. The reader names the field behind each, works out the gap as a share of the struck figure, and compares it with the 10.3% to 24.8% range we saw.

If you add the Operating Cost from Show More, it checks it against the 1.74 dollars every line showed on 16 October 2026. If you add a market rate and its date, it prints one line comparing the page’s yuan-to-dollar rate with yours.

Typed numbers never leave your browser. The page has no form submission and no analytics on the reader.

Three outputs are left out of the reader by design. It does not convert the first set of yuan figures into your currency, it does not say which figure appears on the parcel page, and it does not suggest a line.

All three would need information Hipobuy has not published or that sits behind a login: the rule that links the sets, the parcel page for your own items, and your priorities on speed, price and tax labels.

For the first two, the honest route is a question to Hipobuy support. The third is yours to weigh: how fast you need the parcel, what you can spend, how the tax label reads for your country and whether the line accepts your goods.