Sugargoo fees & storage explained
Before you commit to any buying agent, it helps to know exactly what you will pay and how long your items can sit in the warehouse. Sugargoo keeps this refreshingly simple: no agent service fee, a small packing charge, and 100 days of free storage. This guide breaks down each part so there are no surprises at checkout.

The service fee: there isn't one
Many agents add a commission — a flat charge or a percentage of the item price — on top of what you spend. Sugargoo charges no service fee. You pay for the itemshipping, and that is the substance of your bill. For shoppers comparing agents, removing a percentage commission can make a meaningful difference on larger or more expensive hauls.
The packing fee: ¥8 per parcel
When Sugargoo consolidates and prepares your outbound box, a ¥8 packing fee per parcel
What you actually pay, step by step
- Item cost
- Domestic shipping
- Packing fee
- International shipping
There is no separate service commission
Storage: free for 100 days
Sugargoo stores your items free for 100 days
Keep an eye on the clock, though — the free window is generous but not unlimited, and storage terms can change. Confirm the current storage policy and any post-100-day charges on the official Sugargoo site before you let items sit for a long time.
QC is part of the deal too
Value is not only about fees. Sugargoo includes 7 free QC photos per parceland
How to keep your total low
- Consolidate.
- Choose the right line.
- Buy well.
- Verify current terms.
Put it into practice
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