Rate table
What a label
actually costs.
Three prices for the same package: what the Post Office counter charges, what the commercial rate is, and what you'd pay us. We publish all three because the gap between them is the entire pitch — and because you should be able to check our arithmetic before you trust us with a package.
No rate table, no prices.
Every number on this page is read out of one published file. We couldn't load it just now, so you're getting nothing rather than something made up. Reload, or email support@shipify.to and we'll send the table over ourselves.
Price a package
Pick a service, a weight and a zone. The label prints the math.
The whole table
Every weight break, every zone, both services. Retail is the counter price. Commercial is what the carrier charges at volume. Shipify is commercial plus our markup.
Where the markup goes
One flat amount per label, printed on every quote. No subscription, no minimum spend, no per-seat fee — at launch or after it.
What the markup buys
It pays for the thing you're using: buying the label from the carrier, paying the card processor, storing the file so you can reprint it, and answering you when something goes wrong. There's no second revenue stream underneath it.
What it is not
- Not a subscription. You pay per label or you pay nothing.
- Not a volume ladder. The markup is the same on your first label and your ten-thousandth.
- Not a spread on the shipping itself — the carrier's commercial rate is passed through untouched.
If the label goes unused, the markup comes back too. Print a label, never hand the parcel to the carrier, ask for it back — you get the postage and the markup, credited to your Shipify balance, once the carrier confirms the label went unused. Not the postage alone. We don't keep a cut on a label that never moved a box.
Two honest edges on that. It comes back as balance — money that buys your next label — rather than as a reversal to your card, because the postage came out of an account we had already funded with the carrier. And it arrives on the carrier's clock: they set how long you have to ask and how long confirmation takes, and we'll publish those exact windows here before we sell anything rather than guess at them now. The timeline is walked through on the support page, and the full wording — including every case where a refund is refused — is section 08 of the terms.
Where we are the worse deal
A flat markup on a discounted rate doesn't beat retail everywhere. Here's every price in our table where the Post Office counter is cheaper than we are.
At launch the app flags these at quote time and points you at the counter, instead of quietly taking the sale.
These are the prices we will open with.
We're not selling labels yet. Put your email on the list and we'll tell you the day the printer is on — nothing in between, and nothing to cancel.