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Paid eBay orders in.
Tracking back on eBay out.

A paid order arrives with the buyer, the shipping address and a weight prefilled from the listing. You buy the USPS or UPS label. The tracking number and carrier code go back in the same action, so eBay marks the order Shipped and emails the buyer.

Free account. Pay per label. USPS and UPS.

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Full priceshown before you buy. Pay per label.
The metric

What eBay counts as late

A shipment counts late only when both of these are true. The delivery scan lands after the latest estimated delivery date the buyer saw, and there was no carrier scan inside your handling time. Either alone is not late.

Handling time runs from the buyer paying to that first carrier scan, in business days by default. Printing a label does not stop the clock. The scan does.

eBay evaluates seller levels on the 20th of each month. Top Rated also wants 100 transactions and $1,000 in US sales over twelve months.

The thresholds and definitions are eBay's, published on eBay's seller standards policy.

  • 3%Late shipmentsTop Rated allows no more than 5 late shipments, or 3% of them.
  • 95%Tracking uploadedUploaded inside handling time and validated by the carrier, on at least this share of transactions.
  • 2%What drops a sellerBelow Standard comes from a defect rate above 2%, or cases closed without seller resolution. Late shipments alone do not.
Buyer pays Monday1 business day of handlingLatest estimated delivery Friday
  1. AScanned Tuesday, inside handling time. Delivered Saturday, after the estimate.

    Not late

  2. BScanned Wednesday, after handling time. Delivered Thursday, before the estimate.

    Not late

  3. CScanned Wednesday, after handling time. Delivered Saturday, after the estimate.

    Late

Late needs both. No carrier scan inside handling time, and a delivery scan after the latest estimated delivery date.

In and out

One eBay order, from Paid to Shipped

Three moves. Only the middle one is yours.

  1. Paid in your list

    Step 1

    The paid order arrives

    Minutes after the buyer pays, the order is in your list with the buyer, the shipping address, the items, the order total and the listing weight already on it. Unpaid orders never clutter it.

  2. Label boughtYour move

    Step 2

    You buy the USPS or UPS label

    Both carriers are priced for that buyer's address and that listing weight, with the service you set for the buyer's shipping choice already picked. Full price before you buy.

  3. Shipped on eBay

    Step 3

    Tracking goes back to eBay

    In that same minute eBay has the tracking number and carrier, marks the order Shipped and emails the buyer. If eBay is slow to answer, the upload keeps trying in the background.

Rates

USPS and UPS, priced on every eBay order

Both carriers are priced against the buyer's address, the weight on the order and the packaging you actually use.

The checkout shipping method the buyer chose maps to a service you decide on.

Weight is a best effort prefill from the eBay listing. Some listings carry package details and some do not, so treat it as a head start, not a source of truth. Every number is editable.

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Paid to Shipped

Your eBay order says Shipped the moment you buy

Paid orders land with the address and the listing weight already filled in. Buy the label and eBay gets the tracking number, marks the order Shipped and emails your buyer.

On the order, we send only tracking and carrier. We never cancel, refund or edit an eBay order, and your listings change only when you ask.

Money

The eBay fee on the order stops being a guess

An eBay order arrives carrying a preliminary fee. We mark it estimated, because it is.

Every six hours we read eBay Finances and replace that estimate with the booked total: the sale fee, plus the ad and dispute charges eBay attributes to the order. Until then it keeps its (est.) marker.

Two limits. Refund fee credits are not subtracted, and account level Promoted Listings charges never attach to an order.

Price

What a label costs here

Labels print below USPS commercial pricing on almost every label, and you see the full price before you buy. Free account, no minimums, pay per label.

The Workbench

A day of eBay orders in one grid

Select the eBay orders you are packing, rate them together, buy them together, print one merged PDF.

Orders that never came from eBay can be imported as a CSV or pasted in.

If a buyer cancels on eBay after you bought the label, the order comes back with an alert.

The Workbench is part of Pro.

Guides

eBay shipping questions, answered

Questions

eBay integration questions

Handling time is the business days between the buyer paying and the first carrier scan. Buying a label does not stop that clock. The scan does. Posting tracking early gives eBay a number to watch, but the parcel still has to reach the carrier inside your window.

The moment you buy the label, eBay gets the tracking number and carrier for the items in that box. eBay marks the order Shipped and emails the buyer. If eBay does not answer, we keep retrying for up to seven days.

The refund runs against the carrier, in the app. We never cancel or edit orders on eBay, so the order stays marked Shipped. If the parcel is not going out, update the order on eBay yourself.

USPS and UPS, priced side by side on every order against the buyer address and the weight. eBay gets the carrier along with the tracking number.

Yes. You can bring in up to two years of past eBay orders, newest first, so your reports and profit numbers start with real history instead of today.

Recipient names and addresses are erased once the order is closed or cancelled and 90 days past the order date. The order itself stays for your reports, without the buyer name, address or contact details.

It deletes the connection on our side. eBay keeps our access active until it expires, so remove I'd Ship That in your eBay account settings too.

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