Batch labels,cheaper worldwide
Plug into 30+ carriers, auto-compare and batch-print at the lowest rate—from US$2 per label, or US$1 on UK lanes, lower with volume. Covering Australia, Canada, the US and the UK, with payment, labels and tracking automated.
Carrier labels, printed direct
Direct labels from major AU / CA / US / UK carriers—compare and print at the lowest rate.
Connect every store & marketplace
Import orders from Amazon, TikTok Shop, Shopify, Shopee and more via API or CSV—then batch-print at the lowest rate.
Multi-carrier batch labels
Import once and label in bulk across 30+ carriers—no platform switching.
Auto-compare · lowest rate
The cheapest carrier is auto-picked per order—save up to 80% on every label.
Batch payment & ordering
Auto-pay and bulk order—thousands of labels at once, minutes not hours.
Labels & tracking, automated
Auto label generation, live tracking and account sign-up—hands-off.
Need local delivery? AU & CA warehouses are built in
Local warehouses in Australia and Canada for 2–3 day delivery, with live inventory and local returns—an optional add-on beyond batch labels.
Figures as of July 2026. Labels shipped is the cumulative number of shipments created on the platform (operations and customer sides, de-duplicated); success rate is the share of valid orders paid and labelled successfully; savings per label reflect the best case from cross-carrier rate comparison—actual savings depend on each order. Software is priced from US$2 per label, or US$1 on UK lanes, with carrier freight billed separately.
FAQ
Which carriers do you support? Are labels direct?
ShipCay prints official carrier labels directly from Australia Post, Aramex, Canada Post, Purolator, USPS, UPS, Royal Mail and Evri, and keeps adding more.
How do you keep labels cheap? What does it cost?
The software is priced per label from US$2—or US$1 on UK lanes—dropping as volume grows, with carrier freight billed separately. Orders auto-compare across carriers and print at the lowest rate by default; batch processing handles thousands at once, saving up to 80% per label.
Are warehouses required? Where are they?
No. Batch labelling is the core; warehouses are an optional add-on, with core hubs in Australia and Canada for local delivery when you need it.
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