What it costs
Express takes 2 to 4 working days, from £4.99, and big items take longer. Need something big today, or from your own store? Someone local can collect it. A straight answer on what you pay to get something from The Range to your door, from its own delivery to someone local.
What The Range charges
- Saver
- £4.993 to 5 working days
- Express or nominated day
- £4.992 to 4 working days
- Medium items
- £9.95from 5 working days
- Large and XL, saver
- £9.95from 8 working days
- Large and XL, express
- £24.99from 5 working days
- Next day, large items
- £29.99order by 4pm, Monday to Friday
- Free delivery
- Over £59on items marked eligible
- Click & Collect
- Freesame day if ordered while the store is open
Prices are “from”, as The Range gives them, from its delivery page and its Click & Collect page, both read on 18 October 2026. The Range says “Delivery times below are estimates” and that prices “can change based on your location”, so check them before you order.
Someone local
A helper’s price is agreed up front: you see it before you agree. It is free to post a job on Taskerama and to compare offers. If you hire someone, a booking fee is added to the price you agree: £4.95 on a price under £30, £9.95 from £30 to £59.99 and £14.95 from £60 to £89.99, shown on every offer before you accept.
Say what you are after when you post: the store, the item, how big and heavy it is, and whether it needs two people. Clear details get clearer prices.
Getting the best of it
Eligible orders over £59 go free, but only items marked “eligible for free delivery” count towards it.
The Range says: “You’ll only pay a single delivery cost for items from The Range, priced to match the largest or heaviest item.” So one big order can cost less to deliver than several small ones.
Click & Collect is free, if you can collect it yourself.
The price of the things themselves is whatever the store charges. A helper’s fee is on top, and you see it before you agree.