Ground economy
Delivery in 2-5 days
Compare rates, buy labels, track packages and manage returnsfrom one item workspace.
See featuresBuilt for stores that need labels now
Rate desk
The homepage model borrows the clarity of rate-first shipping tools, then brings it into Item's operational language: fewer screens, cleaner decisions, and every shipment tied back to the order.
Delivery in 2-5 days
Delivery in 1-3 days
Delivery in 2 days
Item vocabulary
No novelty theme, no separate portal. ship.item.com treats labels like inventory, orders, returns, and customer promises: operational data that should be searchable and agent-ready.
Every label starts from an order, customer, store import, or spreadsheet row instead of a separate portal.
UPS and USPS rates, delivery promises, package presets, and insurance sit in one operating view.
Repeat parcel rules live next to products and orders so teams do not rebuild shipments by hand.
Return labels and parcel events flow back to restock decisions and customer support context.
Label buying, refunds, carrier accounts, and agent access stay governed by Item roles.
Desktop, thermal, batch, and reprint controls support the pack station without switching tools.
How it works
Ship one parcel from a customer lookup or batch hundreds from your store imports. The workflow stays plain, fast, and tied to operations.
Import orders. Bring in store orders, upload a spreadsheet, or create a one-off shipment from the desk.
Ground economy
2-5 days
$8.31
$12.94
Priority parcel
1-3 days
$11.74
$18.22
Two-day air
2 days
$21.10
$29.48
Compare rates. See service levels, delivery promises, insurance, and label cost before you buy.
Print labels. Print with desktop or thermal printers, batch labels, and hand tracking back to the store.
Support that knows fulfillment
Support can see the order, parcel, rate choice, label state, and tracking events together, so teams can solve exceptions without the back-and-forth.
See the whole shipment. Support can read the order, parcel, rate choice, label state, and tracking events from one place.
Store
Why did this order split into two parcels?
ship.item.com
The second SKU exceeded the saved box preset. Ground still keeps the promise date.
Resolve the exception. Teams can explain split parcels, delayed scans, refunds, returns, and reprints without chasing tabs.
Close the loop. Customer updates, tracking emails, and return decisions stay attached to the original order record.
ship.item.com is the subdomain for small parcel workflows: labels, rates, tracking, returns, and agent automation.