Ship with USPS

Add USPS to your carrier mix as a cost effective alternative for packages less than 20 lbs.

The Amazon effect has made the USPS invest heavily in infrastructure, tracking and more to become a viable option for your small packages, specifically those going residential.

USPS Notifications on the Coronavirus

The USPS will suspend service to 20+ countries as a temporary measure in response to limitations resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic. Any parcels shipped to the list of impacted countries will be returned.

USPS Resources:

Industry Alerts & Notices

International Service Disruptions

Integration Improves Shipping Efficiency

StarShip’s many turnkey interfaces to ERP or business applications seamlessly connect to order and inventory data, reducing manual entry and errors in shipping, accounts receivable and customer service.

COVID-19 Impacted Country List

Bolivia
Botswana
Cayman Islands
Chad
Ecuador
Fiji
French Polynesia
Honduras
India
Kuwait
Libya
Madagascar
Maldives
Mongolia
New Caledonia
Panama
Peru
Samoa
Saudi Arabia
South Africa
Sri Lanka
Zimbabwe

Discount Pricing

Our partnership with Visible Supply Chain gives you access to considerable postage discounts with no long-term contract required. Interested in seeing how your current parcel mix stacks up? Request a free parcel audit!

USPS Your Way

We partner with both EasyPost and Pitney Bowes to generate electronic postage labels and give you access to a full portfolio of services:

Make returns easy & affordable – with USPS scan-based returns you pay postage only on those labels that are scanned in the system
Deeper discounts – simply enter your package DIMs to see substantial savings through cubic pricing
USPS consolidators offer services to inject packages into the mail stream for even more USPS savings

Customize shipment notifications with order/item detail, logos, etc.
Automatically update orders and invoices with freight charges, customizable handling fees and shipment detail
Choose from a comparison of retail and discounted rates, or let StarShip pick the “Best Way” to ship