I just made another reply mentioning easypost.com and orangemailer.co for electronic stamps, without the monthly fee that Stamps.com has. Source: about 1 year ago

If you want electronic labels, you can use easypost.com. It's geared toward companies that write software to interface with their API. You can make labels through their website, but it's tot as customer friendly as something like pirateship.com which doesn't do envelope postage. Source: about 1 year ago

I personally use easypost.com . Costs the same as a stamp, lets me print it on a letter, and gives me tracking (of a sort). I suspect stamps.com has a similar features. Source: over 1 year ago

My contribution ID on IndieGoGo is 2250. I got an email from IndieGoGo on Thu 27 Jan that said: "Your perk has shipped!" If I press the link in that email to track it, it takes me to easypost.com, which tells me that on Wed 26 Jan, the Purple was in the pre-transit stage (whatever that means), but a USPS shipping label has been created (whatever that means). It has remained in this stage for eleven days now, with... Source: over 2 years ago

They are not trolling I am up to date with my scans I can't recommend enough going to easypost.com and clicking the carriers section. Packageportal have confirmed they will accept every one of these. For now the only Amazon that will be accepted is Amazon Logistics (think its called Amazon post is other places) as they have a open API. Amazon logistics in the UK is used by smaller retailers and offers a service... Source: about 3 years ago

If memory serves, it came via FedEx. But mine is just an Ultimate Sweater Machine, so it's pretty lightweight. You can compare shipping costs across the big three carriers here; it looks like there are other sites that rope in carriers like DHL too. Source: over 2 years ago

Check out https://onlineshippingcalculator.com/. Source: over 2 years ago

Check https://onlineshippingcalculator.com/ - it compares prices of various shipping carriers for you. They also have a page on how to get discounts. Source: over 2 years ago

Based on this site (https://onlineshippingcalculator.com/), UPS ground would be about $40 each.... Better than I expected lol that's estimated at 2ft x 2ft x 1ft @ 40lbs. But I understand and thank you for the interest! Source: over 2 years ago

Light stuff is cheaper, and usually the actual size of the box doesnt matter too much. https://onlineshippingcalculator.com/ is a good comparison tool to then buy off the company directly. USPS is usually cheapest for stuff under a few pounds, but then I move to UPS for heavier stuff. Source: over 2 years ago