The best carrier changes with every parcel
Committing to a single carrier means paying their price on every parcel, including the ones another carrier would have carried cheaper or faster. Mailhub compares all three on each shipment and ranks them on price, without you opening three accounts to do it.
Three carriers, one account
The best carrier on every parcel
For every parcel, Mailhub compares what each of the three would cost, then puts the best option at the top.
Use all three carriers without changing how you ship
- No carrier contracts to sign - the rates are already negotiated on your behalf
- No minimum volume, so a quiet month costs you nothing
- Change who carries a parcel without changing how your team works, or who they log in as
- No change to your checkout, and no developer needed to get started
Set it up once, then let it run
Connect once
One account covers USPS, FedEx and DHL, with no carrier contracts to sign.
Compare automatically
Live rates side by side on every parcel, ranked on price with the best at the top.
Ship and track
Buy labels in bulk and track every parcel from one dashboard, whichever carrier has it.
How Mailhub compares to going single-carrier
| Comparison criteria | Mailhub | One carrier direct | Subscription platforms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carriers available | USPS, FedEx and DHL | Whichever one you signed with | Several, depending on your plan |
| Rate comparison | Every parcel, automatically | None, you pay their price | Available, usually manual |
| Choosing the carrier | Ranked on cost, best option first | Not a choice you make | Rules you set up and maintain |
| What it costs | Pay per shipment, no monthly fee | Free to use, at your negotiated rate | $15 to $30 a month |
The three carriers included in every account
Multi-Carrier Shipping FAQs
Multi-carrier shipping means comparing and using more than one carrier rather than sending everything with one. It matters because no carrier is cheapest or fastest on every route, size and destination. Mailhub compares USPS, FedEx and DHL on each parcel and shows every rate side by side before you commit.
No. One Mailhub account covers all three, at rates already negotiated on your behalf. You do not sign anything with the carriers and there is no volume to hit. If you already have your own carrier accounts, you can keep using them alongside Mailhub.
Mailhub ranks every carrier on price and puts the best option at the top. The final choice is yours.
