Shipping costs have been a major turnoff for people who have looked to buy things on the internet.

The cost of shipping the goods to one’s doorstep can be ridiculously high of course, this depends on the distance between the buyer and the seller.

This has caused so many to look for fee-free shipping platforms. I have to say this can be tricky since there’s no one site with all goods shipping at no cost. You’ll have to do a little combing.

With that said, through research, I’ve compiled a list of 10 online sites you can find goods with free shipping.

10 Best Cheapest Online Sites With Free Shipping

• Amazon: Amazon is one of the largest and most successful online shopping sites in the world today. Though the retailer initially started selling just books, it has since expanded to selling everything from books to clothing to jewellery and even grocery. If you cannot find a product on Amazon, it probably doesn’t even exist in the first place.

     On Amazon, you can get free shipping in a few ways:

–     By subscribing to the company’s subscription service (Amazon Prime): This can be done annually or monthly. It gives you access to free same-day or two-day delivery, access to music and video streaming, and even free grocery delivery if you live near Whole Foods.

–     Subscribe and Save Program: If you’re not interested in paying the prime subscription service, you can set up a subscription for products you frequently use to get free shipping and up to a 15% discount. While many products on Amazon offer free prime shipping or free shipping on products priced at $25+, it is important to note that not all products are eligible for free shipping. Read more here.

• eBay: eBay is one of the best international shopping sites. Many items come with free international shipping, but this can vary from seller to seller.

• Deep Discount: This Company (Deep Discount) offers a vast collection of entertainment products like games, vinyl records, books, CDs, and DVDs. Free shipping is available on orders above $25 in select countries.

• The Hut: The Hut is a luxury online department store that offers product categories, including sports equipment, home appliances, toys, and cooking and dining equipment. The company offers free shipping worldwide on orders over the minimum order size (this varies by location).

• Newegg: Newegg is an American and well-established company in tech shopping. It specializes in electronics like televisions, laptops, and digital cameras. The site offers many top products at a lower price than you will find anywhere else. The company offers free shipping on many products and supports countries like Canada and most countries in Europe.

• DHGate: This international shopping site specializes in selling no-name products from China. The site leans more towards wholesale buyers rather than regular consumers. Free shipping is available for countries around the world.

• YesAsia: YesAsia is an online store for video games. It offers consoles, games, and other gaming accessories. All products on the site are eligible for free international shipping as long as you spend at least a minimum of $49 and as much as $149, depending on where you’re buying from.

• ASOS: ASOS is a British retailer that stocks clothing items for both men and women. This company offers a wide range of clothing brands, including its brand. Shipping on ASOS is free for orders above $50. You can also decide to purchase the company’s $19 annual Premier Delivery Service, which offers free shipping on orders above $15. There is free International shipping for select countries.

• AliExpress: AliExpress, like eBay, allows third-party vendors to peddle their wares. Some products come with free international shipping, depending on the vendor.

• Nordstrom: Nordstrom offers a variety of clothing brands, from budget-friendly to pricier brands. The company offers free shipping and even free returns on everything. It also offers price-matching, which allows you to reach out to any of its customer service team members and ask them to match the price of a product you found cheaper on another website.

That’s it.

Alternatively, you can choose to shop at online vendors closest to you. This in some cases won’t take away the shipping cost but can reduce it to the barest minimum in that way you don’t feel the weight of the shipping fee.

Did I also mention that most items on Amazon and the like with fee-free shipping are for orders close to the vendors? Of course, it is. For the best deals, you’ve got to patronise the vendors closest to you which in turn may take away the shipping cost.