How can I try ShippingEasy and where can I find its pricing?

You can try ShippingEasy through the free 30-day trial linked from its homepage, and you can review plan pricing on the dedicated Pricing page at shippingeasy.com/pricing/. The homepage presents two starting points — "Try it Free" and "Start FREE 30-day trial" — alongside a "Start Shipping Now!" call to action. The site does not publish plan prices or trial terms directly on the homepage, so the pricing page is the place to check current rates and what each plan includes before committing.

How to start a trial

1. Go to shippingeasy.com.
2. Select the trial call to action — the homepage shows "Try it Free" and "Start FREE 30-day trial."
3. Create your account and connect a sales channel so orders can import automatically.
4. Set up your shipping workflow and, if needed, use the support team to help with configuration.

The expected result is an account that pulls in orders from the places you sell and lets you buy and print labels. The homepage states that setup support is available and that ongoing support is unlimited, so you are not expected to configure everything alone.

Where to find pricing

The Pricing link in the site navigation leads to shippingeasy.com/pricing/. That page is where plan details and current pricing live. Because the homepage does not list prices, treat the pricing page as the authoritative source and re-check it before you commit, since rates and plan features can change.

What you get during the trial

Based on the homepage, the trial gives you access to the core platform:

• Discounted rates — the site advertises "the lowest USPS rates in the industry" and "seriously discounted UPS rates," plus international discounts through carriers including UPS, USPS, and GlobalPost.
• Order consolidation — orders from your website, a marketplace, or multiple places are pulled into one place.
• Automation — automated workflows that the site says don't require tech support.
• Branding tools — logos on labels, customized tracking emails, and a branded tracking experience with web links and social media.
• Customer marketing — automated or promotional emails to drive repeat business and reviews.

What to check before committing

• Plan limits and features on the pricing page — confirm which tier includes the integrations, automation, and marketing tools you need.
• Trial terms — the homepage says 30 days, but confirm the start date, what happens at the end, and whether a payment method is required. The site does not state this on the homepage.
• Carrier and channel fit — verify that the marketplaces and carriers you rely on are supported before your trial ends.
• Support scope — "unlimited support" is the site's description; confirm what channels (chat, phone, email) are included for your plan.

Quick reference

If your goal is simply to test whether the order-import and label-buying workflow fits your business, the 30-day trial is the fastest path. If cost is the deciding factor, open the pricing page first and match the plan to your shipping volume before you start.