USPS
Priority Mail Intl
10–15 days$18.30
$10.00 of taxes & duties included
all-in · no surprises
GoatLabels replaces Stamps.com's dated fee-first model with a browser-based platform: four carriers rate-shopped per parcel, a prepaid wallet, and no subscription at any volume.
USPS, UPS, FedEx, and DHL rate-shopped on every parcel — in the browser, on every machine your business already owns.
Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, ACH, or crypto — one prepaid balance behind the whole team.
Both will put a label on a box. The differences that matter to a business are structural: where the software runs, how the billing works, how many carriers compete for each parcel, and what happens when a second person needs to ship.
| GoatLabels | Stamps.com | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | The browser, on any machine or phone in the shop. Nothing to install, license, or update. | Grew up as installed desktop software; web tools exist — check their site for what your plan includes. |
| The billing model | A prepaid wallet spent label by label. No subscription, no charge in a month you don't ship. | A monthly subscription billed on the calendar — their pricing page has the current figure. |
| Carriers on one quote | USPS, UPS, FedEx, and DHL rate-shopped side by side, each as one all-in price. | Historically USPS-centred, with UPS added — check their site for current coverage. |
| More people shipping | No seat licences and no per-user pricing — the whole team works from one wallet. | Plan-dependent — see their current plans for user limits. |
| Automation | A full REST API with unlimited calls on every plan, plus signed webhooks — same wallet as the dashboard. | Built primarily as end-user software. |
| Refunds on voided labels | The all-in amount is credited straight back to your wallet balance. | Postage refunds route through the carrier's process. |
Stamps.com is a trademark of its owner and is not affiliated with GoatLabels. Their software, plans, and carrier list change — compare against their current pages before you decide.
A modern small business ships from the back room, the warehouse floor, and someone's kitchen on a Saturday. A browser-based platform means every machine and phone in the company is already the shipping station — no licences, no installs, no one PC everyone queues behind.
A subscription is one more recurring line to reconcile, one more card-on-file to babysit, one more cancellation call if you ever change tools. A prepaid wallet is a single ledger: money in, labels out, voids credited back. Your bookkeeper will notice the difference before you do.
The tool that fits at fifty parcels a month should still fit at five hundred. Four carriers, bulk printing, store connectors, and an unlimited free API are all present from day one — volume changes your label price, never your platform.
Storefront orders sync in through connectors; custom systems talk to the REST API; the wholesale inquiry that arrived by email gets pasted into Billy, who drafts the label and validates the address. Every parcel is quoted against USPS, UPS, FedEx, and DHL at once, the winning all-in price debits the company's prepaid wallet — funded by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, ACH, or crypto — and signed webhooks push tracking wherever your systems need it. No desktop software mediates any of it.
Hey! 2x hoodies (M) 1x tee (L) 😅 Ship to: Maya R. Austin, TX 78701
Connectors, REST API, pasted emails, and screenshots — one queue the whole team works from.
One ledger: money in, labels out, voids credited back. Signed webhooks carry tracking to your store and your stack.
Shopify, Etsy, WooCommerce, and TikTok Shop sync into To Ship and get tracking pushed back when you print. The wholesale order that arrived as an email, the phone order scribbled on paper, the Instagram DM — paste or screenshot any of them and Billy builds the label with nothing to connect.
Via AI tiles: an order that never became a record still becomes a label.
Four carriers, bulk printing, store sync, an unlimited API, and an AI assistant on data entry — priced so the only recurring number in your books is the labels themselves.
Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, ACH bank transfer, and crypto all top up the same balance — ACH for the bookkeeper, Apple Pay for the Saturday top-up. Voids credit straight back, so the ledger stays one line per label.
Billy reads pasted emails, order screenshots, and spoken addresses into drafted, address-validated labels. The half-hour a day someone spent retyping orders is the quietest saving on this page.
The business pays for labels, not for access and not per user. A quiet month bills nothing; a busy one can justify Pro's flat plan and cheaper per-label pricing — a choice you make from volume, not a gate you start behind.
Four all-in quotes side by side on every order, and the number you pick is the exact amount that leaves the balance — no fuel surcharge line, no day-after adjustment invoice to reconcile. Bulk days batch-quote and batch-print the same way.
REST and JSON, one Bearer header, idempotency keys so a retry cannot double-buy a label, signed webhooks for tracking and label events. Unlimited calls on every plan, drawing on the same wallet as the dashboard.


Label ready
CL-1038 · Brooklyn, NY
Legacy postage software chained shipping to one licensed PC. Here the queue, the four quotes, and the buy button run in any browser — so whoever is closest to the packing bench ships the parcel, from the device already in their pocket.
Hold the mic, say who the parcel is going to, and Billy looks up the customer, rate-shops USPS, UPS, FedEx, and DHL, and queues the label against the company balance — then answers for it afterwards when the customer emails asking where it is. This is the real product, not a render.

Listening
"Where's Maya's package?"
Out for delivery
CL-1039 · Austin, TX · by 6 PM
Plain English in — names, addresses, weights, carriers, services · remembers customers and saved boxes · reads the all-in rate back before a cent leaves the wallet · phone, browser, or Telegram.
Three carriers on the same parcel, each an all-in number that is the exact amount leaving the company balance. Nothing arrives the day after with an adjustment on it — which is the difference between reconciling shipping in minutes and reconciling it in meetings.
Priority Mail Intl
10–15 days$18.30
$10.00 of taxes & duties included
all-in · no surprises
Intl Connect Plus
3–5 days$22.80
$11.00 of taxes & duties included
all-in · no surprises
Express Worldwide
1–2 days$26.20
$12.20 of taxes & duties included
all-in · no surprises
Whatever is custom in your business — the ERP, the order sheet, the warehouse script — talks REST and JSON to the same wallet the dashboard uses. One Bearer header, real idempotency keys so a retried request cannot double-buy a label, and signed webhooks for tracking and label events instead of polling. Unlimited calls on every plan.
POST /api/v1/shipments
Authorization: Bearer sk_live_…
Idempotency-Key: ord_8421
{
"to": { "name": "Joyce", "city": "Berlin", "country": "DE" },
"parcel": { "weight": 1.2, "weight_unit": "kg" },
"service": "fedex_intl_priority"
}
Free covers 50 shipments a month with the connectors, the API, and Billy all unlimited underneath it — we make a little on each label instead of billing for access. Pro is a flat monthly plan with unlimited shipments and cheaper per-label pricing, the right call once volume makes it pay for itself. Either way there are no seat licences, no modules, and no charge in a month you did not ship.
Volume pricing
illustrativemore volume → lower per-label rates
$0 / forever
A complete shipping desk with no subscription under it.
The assistant that reads an email, a screenshot, or a voice note into a drafted label runs unlimited in the web app on Free. Pro adds Billy on Telegram.
GET /api/v1/shipments
200 OK · plan: free
Unlimited calls on Free — still unlimited on Pro.
On Pro we will work with you to beat the label rates you are already getting from
Stamps.comShippoShipStationLabel prices are quoted live from USPS, UPS, FedEx, and DHL as one all-in number — the same number that leaves the company wallet. Stamps.com's plans move, so compare against their current pricing page rather than a figure on ours. Full pricing details
From a two-person e-commerce brand to a warehouse with a wholesale side, the shape is the same: many order sources, one wallet, four carriers competing on every parcel.
Multi-channel, drop-driven
Storefronts sync in, drops get pre-funded, and a hundred labels print in a batch without a card limit or a subscription tier standing in the way.

Etsy & independent brands
The hobby shop that became the job keeps its queue: Etsy syncs, the wholesale email gets pasted in, and the per-label price keeps dropping as volume grows.
One queue, every channel
Order #1024 · pasted from a wholesale email
Social orders, real invoices
ERP and API, one balance
1
wallet behind the API, the dashboard, and the team
A video took off and I had 80 TikTok Shop orders by morning. I printed every label from my phone on the bus to the post office.
Early customer · TikTok
TikTok Shop seller
I run my Etsy shop from the kitchen. The AI reads the order, picks the carrier, the label prints. That's the whole workflow now.
Early customer · Etsy
Etsy maker
The API is what every shipping API pretends to be. Idempotency that actually works.
Sasha R.
Staff engineer, marketplace
The general comparison lives at Stamps.com alternative with no monthly fee; the fee itself is broken down in Stamps.com's monthly fee, explained. Ready to move? Here is how to cancel cleanly, and how label pricing works once you have.
Fund a company wallet with card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, ACH, or crypto, ship a day's real orders, and compare the all-in totals — and the reconciliation time — against what the subscription workflow costs you today.
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