Sendle a shipping label service with Mercari Style prices
Dec 1, 2019 6:15:26 GMT
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Post by kat on Dec 1, 2019 6:15:26 GMT
I tried out Sendle this weekend since they had a Black Friday promo for $1 per label (I paid $9 for about $55 worth of labels).
They use tiers like Mercari. I ship 99% through Pirateship but this will be good for things going across the country. (Over 1lb up to 5lbs is $7.89)
Just thought I’d give my experience in case anyone is wanting to try them out.
The labels are format for label printers but you can download and re-format for printer labels or just print on the middle of regular paper.
It pulls in the buyers email address and sends them tracking info which I don’t care for. I deleted theirs and entered mine.
It also uploads their tracking number to eBay which might confuse buyers so after printing the labels I went back to edit tracking and scanned the USPS tracking barcode with my phone. You could type it in you like.
If Sendle was more common I wouldn’t bother but they’re an Australian company and their site might make a buyer wonder where their item is really coming from.
I think that those extra steps are worth it for occasional items that will save several dollars and totally worth it for the $1 promotion. It’s also free to use.
They use tiers like Mercari. I ship 99% through Pirateship but this will be good for things going across the country. (Over 1lb up to 5lbs is $7.89)
Just thought I’d give my experience in case anyone is wanting to try them out.
The labels are format for label printers but you can download and re-format for printer labels or just print on the middle of regular paper.
It pulls in the buyers email address and sends them tracking info which I don’t care for. I deleted theirs and entered mine.
It also uploads their tracking number to eBay which might confuse buyers so after printing the labels I went back to edit tracking and scanned the USPS tracking barcode with my phone. You could type it in you like.
If Sendle was more common I wouldn’t bother but they’re an Australian company and their site might make a buyer wonder where their item is really coming from.
I think that those extra steps are worth it for occasional items that will save several dollars and totally worth it for the $1 promotion. It’s also free to use.
