
Most shipping setups are assembled: a rate tool here, a label printer there, tracking somewhere else and a spreadsheet holding it together. Mailhub does all of it in one place, on one login.

Link your sales channels and carriers once. Everything downstream uses that same connection.
Every carrier’s rate side by side on one screen, with the best option at the top.
Buy labels in bulk, up to 50 at a time, with every address checked when you buy.
| Comparison criteria | Mailhub | An assembled stack | Subscription platforms |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you manage | One platform, one login | Three or four tools that do not talk | One platform, on a plan tier |
| Carriers | USPS, FedEx and DHL included | Whichever each tool supports | Several, depending on your plan |
| What it costs | Pay per shipment, no monthly fee | Several subscriptions | $15 to $30 a month, often with label limits |
A shipping platform connects your sales channels to carrier networks and handles everything between the order and the delivery: comparing rates, printing labels and tracking parcels. Mailhub does this across USPS, FedEx and DHL, with every carrier’s rate side by side before you buy.
No. Most businesses start with rate comparison and labels, then connect the API or their AI agents as they grow. Nothing needs configuring before you can ship, and no plan tier gates anything.
The platform itself is free. There is no monthly subscription, no setup fee and no minimum volume, and you pay per shipment at the discounted carrier rate. Businesses shipping at higher volumes can move to custom pricing.
Yes. Everything in the platform is available through the Mailhub Shipping API, and AI agents can connect over MCP. Teams often run both, with developers integrating checkout and warehouse staff working from the dashboard on the same account.