Tag: multi-carrier shipping

There are many different methods to print shipping labels for home or business use. Some are better for occasional shippers, while others only make sense for those who need to ship multiple parcels every day or week. We’ll help you find the best method for your needs.

A shipping label displays all the information a carrier like USPS needs to deliver a package to its intended destination, including names, addresses and tracking codes.

There are many mailing services online—but most people only need to concern themselves with the big three: USPS®, FedEx®, and UPS®. PitneyShip can help you decide which is the right one for your needs for any given shipment.

Discover how you can better calculate and reduce shipping costs for your small business. Start saving on shipping fees today.

There are a ton of shipping label printers on the market. Check out our buying guide for a comparison list of the best thermal printers to print mailing and shipping labels.

Printing your own labels can save you time and money on shipping. For most businesses, it comes down to three choices: inkjet, laser, and thermal. Read on to find out the advantages (and disadvantages) of each option.

If you know the weight and size of your parcels, where you want to ship them and how fast they need to get there, then it’s fairly simple to decide which provider will give you the best deal. We’ll show you how to find to the right solution.

Utilize shipping discounts to decrease your business expenses. Save on shipping rates with USPS, UPS and FedEx.

So many factors go into choosing a shipping carrier, from cost, rates, prices, speed and more. Determine whether your business should work with USPS, UPS or FedEx.