Endicia

Endicia helps you fulfill orders -- and customer expectations -- with useful features designed to save you money and improve your service. Cut your costs with discounts on insurance and delivery confirmation. Impress your customers with professional shipping labels, online package tracking, and pre-paid return labels. Use stealth postage to hide your handling fees and avoid customer complaints. With the great rates and global reach of the USPS at your fingertips, fulfillment has never been easier.

Plans start at $15.95/mo.

Price-Change Support

• Prices for many services are changing.
• When using Endicia, the First-Class Mail Letter postage stamp rate will decrease from $0.465 to $0.46.
• There are no price changes for First-Class Mail International, Priority Mail International, First-Class Package International Service or Priority Mail Express International.

New Features

• Added support for nonrectangular First-Class Package Services pieces.
• You can now hide the file extension when saving a label to PDF.
• Added new capitalization preference for international addresses. The default is set to Mixed Case.
• Added automatic ability to verify city/street/ZIP code only for addresses that don’t fully verify with the USPS. These labels can now be printed.

Removed Features

• Removed support for DYMO 99019 label entirely. You’ll need to switch to a different DYMO label type such as 30387.
• Removed the option to manually pick a particular customs form, as the software now automatically picks the correct one.

Changes and Improvements

• Corrects an issue where the application says your passphrase is incorrect instead of prompting you that it must be changed.
• Ensures that the tab/comma import options are shown when importing a text file of addresses.
• When printing a Priority Mail Express mailing record, the barcode will now scan correctly at post offices. The package labels have always scanned correctly, this is simply the receipt that can be printed from the mailing log.
• Fixed a bug where the software always defaulted to First-Class Mail instead of the mail class that was last printed.