FedEx Ground rate lookup: 2026 published rates by zone and weight
Look up published FedEx Ground rates by zone and weight before negotiated discounts are applied.
Source: FedEx Standard List Rates, effective January 5, 2026 · FedEx Standard List Rates, effective January 5, 2026 · Free, no signup
02Rate lookupFedEx Standard List Rates, effective January 5, 2026Published data
PublishedAfter 35% incentive
Zone
Published rate
After 35% incentive
Index vs zone 2
Zone 2
$15.85
$10.30
1.00×
Zone 3
$17.02
$11.06
1.07×
Zone 4
$18.56
$12.06
1.17×
Zone 5
$20.46
$13.30
1.29×
Zone 6
$21.10
$13.72
1.33×
Zone 7
$23.87
$15.52
1.51×
Zone 8
$26.38
$17.15
1.66×
FedEx Standard List Rates for Ground and Home Delivery in the contiguous US, effective January 5, 2026. Published rates are the base every discount is applied to, and they rise each January. A fixed discount on a rising base does not keep your cost flat. The net rate here excludes fuel, which is added after the discount, and excludes accessorials, which usually sit outside the discount entirely.
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What is rate lookup?
A published ground rate is the undiscounted list price for a given weight and zone. It is the number every negotiated discount is applied to. Published rates rise each January, so a fixed discount percentage on a rising base does not keep your cost flat. Looking up the published rate is the first step in knowing what a discount is really worth.
Worked example
A 10 lb FedEx Ground package lists at $15.85 to zone 2, $20.46 to zone 5 and $26.38 to zone 8. A 35% incentive brings those to $10.30, $13.30 and $17.15. The incentive is the same percentage everywhere, but it is worth $5.55 a package in zone 2 and $9.23 in zone 8, which is why the zones you ship to decide what a discount is worth.
Published rates, not your agreement
These are published list rates, the starting point every negotiated agreement discounts from. They are not what a contracted shipper pays. The lookup applies one incentive evenly; real agreements vary it by weight and zone, set minimum charges, and add fuel and surcharges on top. It covers FedEx Ground and Home Delivery in the contiguous US only.
Source: FedEx Standard List Rates, effective January 5, 2026.