Features

What Shipify does
the day it opens.

We're not selling labels yet, so this page isn't a brochure — it's the list we're building against, described exactly, including the parts still on the bench.

  • At launch
  • No monthly fee
  • Rate table already public
Get early access See the rate table

One email when we open. Nothing else, ever.

Zip, the Shipify label printer, pushing out a freshly printed label
Feature list Shipify v1
Bulk labels
At launch
Address book
At launch
Tracking
At launch
Label refunds
At launch
Rate table
Published
Monthly fee
$0.00
SHIPIFY V1

The rate table is live on this site today. Everything else lands the day we open.

The short version

Six cards. Five are promises, one is already true.

Every card opens onto the long version further down — including what it won't do.

  • Bulk labels

    Paste a spreadsheet, get every label back in one PDF, in your order, as one print job.

    At launch

  • Address book

    Every buyer you have shipped to, saved on the first label and searchable after that.

    At launch

  • Tracking

    One board for every package you printed for, with the carrier's scans underneath it.

    At launch

  • Refunds for unused labels

    Printed it and never shipped it? Ask for the money back from the same screen — our markup goes back too.

    At launch

  • No monthly fee

    No subscription, no seat count, no minimum. You pay for labels you actually print.

    At launch

  • The rate table

    Every figure we quote from, published with its source, before you give us anything. This part is real right now.

    Live today

01 · Bulk labels

One spreadsheet in, one stack out.

Fifty orders should cost you one sitting at the keyboard, not fifty. At launch you upload a CSV — or paste rows straight out of the sheet you already keep — map your columns once, and get back a single PDF with every label in it.

The order of the labels matches the order of your rows, so the stack coming off the printer matches the pile on your table. No cross-referencing at 1am.

Built for 4×6 thermal stock first, because that's the printer resellers actually own. Letter-sheet output ships in the same release. If it slips, this page says so before launch day does.

Walk the flow in the demo

Batch One print job
Source
Your sheet
Stock
4×6 thermal
Order
Same as your rows
Column mapping
Once
Output
One PDF
SHIP BULK

02 · Address book

You already typed that address.

Every ship-to gets saved the first time you use it. After that it is three letters and a pick from the list — no hunting through an old order to re-copy a street name.

Your own addresses live in the same place. A second warehouse, a friend's garage, the house you ship from on weekends: choose the return address per label instead of editing your account settings twice a day.

At launch, addresses get checked against the carrier's own database before a label prints, and you see the corrected version before you pay for it — not after the box is on a truck.

A card index of saved addresses, with one card pulled forward

Saved once, reused forever

03 · Tracking

One board for everything you printed.

Labels you buy show up on a single screen with their current status, most recent movement first. No tab per package. No pasting numbers into a carrier site one at a time.

Filter to the ones that have not moved since the day you printed them and you have your morning problem list — the two boxes worth an email, instead of forty that are fine.

Underneath each package sits every scan the carrier has published, in plain words, at the time the carrier reported it. We show what they give us and we do not dress it up.

One package Example view
Order
From your sheet
Where it is
Carrier scans
Not moved since
Flagged
SHIP TRACK
  1. Label printed
  2. Accepted at origin
  3. In transit
  4. Out for delivery
  5. Delivered

The kinds of events we will list. No live package data on this page — nothing here is a real shipment.

04 · Refunds for unused labels

Printed it, didn't ship it, get it back.

The buyer cancels. The box turns out to be the wrong size. The printer eats one and you print it again. A label nobody ever handed to the carrier is money that should come back to you, and getting it back should not be a support ticket.

At launch, unused labels can be sent for refund from the same screen you printed them on, and the status of the request sits next to the label so you are never guessing whether you asked.

The honest part: refunds are the carrier's to grant, and they take days, not seconds. We'll publish the exact window and the carrier's terms before we take a cent from anyone. Our markup comes back with the postage — we don't keep our cut on a label you never used.

Unused label Refund request
Printed
Yes
Given to carrier
No
Asked for it back
One click
Decision
Carrier's
You get back
Postage + markup
SHIP VOID
Void

05 · No monthly fee

There is nothing to cancel.

Shipify buys commercial carrier rates and resells them with one flat markup per label. That markup is the entire business model. There's no subscription, no seat count, no monthly minimum, and no charge at all for the months you don't ship anything.

A slow February costs you nothing. A busy December costs you exactly the labels you printed, and you can work out that number yourself, in advance, from the public table.

Price a package now

Pricing At launch
Monthly fee
$0.00
Per user
$0.00
Setup
$0.00
Minimum volume
None
Contract
None
Per label
Rate + markup
SHIP COST

Not a rate quote. Every rate figure on this site is read from our published table.

Where it actually stands

The unglamorous board.

Everywhere else on the internet this page would end with a testimonial. We haven't sold a label yet, so here's the build instead, honestly.

Shipify build status
WhatWhere it stands
Published rate tableLive on this site
Rate calculatorLive on this site
Quote → print walkthroughDemo, sample data
Bulk labelsBeing built
Address bookBeing built
Tracking boardBeing built
Refunds on unused labelsBeing built
Buying a labelNot open yet

We haven't taken a payment or printed a label for a customer. When that changes, this table changes first — and we're not promising a date, because we don't have one worth promising. The list gets the email the day it's true.

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