Evri Guide for UK Resellers

Evri is the courier resellers turn to when a parcel will not fit an InPost locker. ParcelShops are counters inside convenience stores, supermarkets and petrol stations; since March 2026 Evri has also been installing its own lockers, which accept parcels up to 62 × 57 × 39 cm and print the label at the terminal. Together they add up to more than 11,000 drop-off points, with a target of 25,000 by 2030.

The limits are generous: 15 kg, a longest side of 120 cm, and a combined size (length plus twice the width plus twice the height) of no more than 245 cm. That covers coats, boots in boxes, bundles and most homeware. Standard delivery aims for two to four working days; Next Day is available if you drop off before midday.

Sending direct from evri.com costs from £2.62 to a ParcelShop or £3.04 to a home address for a small parcel under 1 kg, rising to £6.59 for 2–5 kg and £10.28 for 10–15 kg, all including VAT, tracking and £20 of cover. The letterbox-sized Postable service (up to 1 kg, 23 × 35 × 3 cm) is £2.70. On Vinted, eBay and Depop the marketplace sets the price and the buyer pays it.

Two habits keep Evri painless: ask for the ParcelShop receipt (or keep the locker confirmation), because tracking usually updates only at the evening collection, and check opening hours in the Evri app before you set off, because many shops close early on Sundays. Since March 2025 InPost lockers no longer accept Evri parcels, so an Evri QR code only works at Evri's own network.