What Is ShippingEasy and What Does It Do?

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ShippingEasy is an online shipping automation platform for ecommerce sellers. It pulls orders from the places you sell — your own website, marketplaces, or several channels at once — into one place, then helps you ship them faster and cheaper. It is aimed at merchants who want discounted carrier rates and automated shipping workflows without needing technical support to set them up.

What ShippingEasy actually does

The platform centers on three jobs:

  • Order centralization. Orders import automatically from the sales channels you connect, so you work from one order list instead of logging into each store or marketplace separately.
  • Shipping at lower rates. ShippingEasy advertises access to what it calls the lowest USPS rates in the industry, plus discounted UPS rates and international discounts through carriers like GlobalPost.
  • Automation and support. Automated workflows handle repeatable shipping processes, and the company offers unlimited support from shipping experts — both for setup and ongoing use.

Who it's for

ShippingEasy fits sellers who ship regularly enough that manual label creation and per-channel order handling have become a bottleneck. If you sell on one website only and ship a handful of orders a week, the value is mostly in the rate discounts. If you sell across a website plus marketplaces, the bigger gain is having every order in a single queue.

Beyond labels: branding and marketing

ShippingEasy extends past the label itself:

  • Branded shipping experience — logos on labels, customized tracking emails, and a branded tracking page with web links and social media.
  • Customer marketing tools — automated or promotional emails, abandoned cart emails, feedback requests, and campaign management aimed at repeat business and reviews.

These matter if you want the post-purchase experience to carry your brand rather than a generic carrier page.

What to check before signing up

  • Pricing and plan limits. ShippingEasy lists a pricing page, but plan tiers, order volumes, and carrier discount levels vary — confirm current terms there rather than assuming a free tier.
  • Channel compatibility. Verify that the specific marketplaces and store platforms you sell on are supported before committing.
  • Carrier fit. The advertised discounts focus on USPS and UPS, with GlobalPost for international. If you rely on other carriers, check whether your workflow still works.

A 30-day free trial is offered, which is the practical way to test whether order import and label workflow match how you actually ship.