Oshippy
Snap a package. Compare USPS & UPS. Print the best label.
What it does
Oshippy turns your phone into a simple shipping desk. Snap a photo of the recipient address and what you’re sending, and Oshippy uses smart package presets to estimate size and weight, compares USPS and UPS commercial rates, and highlights the cheapest option. Pay, print the label, and ship. Built for marketplace sellers, resellers, small businesses, and anyone who ships often.
Compare rates, buy a label, and ship in minutes. Oshippy makes USPS and UPS shipping simple — no scale required.
Oshippy compares carriers and guides you from photo to label — so you save money without the hassle. We compare USPS and UPS side by side and auto-select the cheapest rate — so you are not stuck decoding carrier fine print. Turn photos into a ready-to-print label from your phone. No scale, no tape measure, no shipping expertise required. “Best rate” means the lowest matching option among USPS and UPS services for your package size, weight, and destination. Three steps from your phone to a printed label — built for sellers, resellers, and everyday shippers. Full walkthrough . Show us what you're shipping — no scale required. Oshippy estimates size and weight from your photo. Snap a photo of…from oshippy.com
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