Using ShipStation With Multiple Shopify Stores
Using ShipStation with multiple Shopify stores is simple with one dashboard for orders, inventory, and shipping. Learn how to set it up.
Half of Your World Cup Customers Have Already Been Burned by Bad Shipping
New survey data from 500 UK and US fans reveals the trust gap at the heart of sports merchandise fulfillment—and what merchants can do about it right now.
A Better Way to Handle the Supplies Behind Every Shipment
Shipping workflows have been streamlined, but supply sourcing still sits outside the flow—creating small interruptions that slow teams down over time. This article explores how bringing supplies into the same…
Shipping for the Planet: 3 Sustainable Ecommerce Businesses on Building Better Brands for a Better Future
Three ShipStation customers on what it really takes to build a sustainable ecommerce business—and why the hard parts are worth it.
No Box No Label Returns: One Easy Way to Improve Your Returns Experience
ShipStation's No Box or Label lets customers return items with a phone barcode—no printer or packaging needed. Available now for ShipStation merchants.
How Well Do You Know Spring Peak Season?
For sellers in florals, confections, jewelry, and beyond, this is the season that matters most.
Celebrating Women Who Ship: 5 Business Owners on Building, Growing, and Doing It Their Way
For International Women's Day, we're spotlighting five women-owned ecommerce businesses that ship with ShipStation.
Shipping Label Format: A Strategic Guide to Standardization and Automation
When labeling is standardized and automated, shipping scales smoothly—when it's not, even your best carrier strategies fall apart at execution.
10 Proven Strategies to Cut Shipping Costs and Boost Profits
Shipping costs can make or break your ecommerce business. With carriers constantly adjusting rates and customers expecting fast, affordable delivery, finding ways to optimize your shipping strategy isn’t just helpful—it’s…
How to Prepare and Ship a Package
Shipping a package well comes down to three things: accurate weight, the right size, and solid packaging.