Easyship Vs. Shippo

When brands scale their logistics operations, it becomes essential to have an agile operations system with cutting-edge automation that shortens shipping turnaround times, handles incoming customer queries, and eliminates the chaos of high-volume fulfillment. In that regard, Easyship, Shippo, and ClickPost share a common goal—to support brand growth—but each pushes that growth in a distinct direction.

Easyship stands out for its discounted carrier rates and rate-based automation, offering tools for label generation, pickup scheduling, and location-based shipping rules. It also supports workflows like customs documentation, address validation, and 3PL integrations, making it a strong fit for brands looking to streamline shipping across regions. However, it leans toward structured templates over customizable logic, and lacks the flexibility, speed, and post-purchase intelligence demanded by fast-scaling enterprises.

Shippo, similarly, offers great value for SMBs. It enables automated label creation, basic return workflows, address validation, shipment tracking, and cost analytics. Brands can access USPS and DHL pickups, and integrate easily for global shipping. That said, its capabilities are largely foundational, offering limited extensibility when it comes to multi-carrier logic or enterprise-grade return automation.

In contrast to both, ClickPost is purpose-built for fast-scaling businesses and enterprises looking to elevate delivery and return performance. It combines a 360-degree logistics intelligence hub with centralized tracking, robust APIs, and advanced capabilities spanning order creation, serviceability checks, EDD prediction, and exception management. Its post-purchase engine is designed around customer experience—enabling deep personalization, brand-aligned tracking, and real-time alerts across every key transactional touchpoint. ClickPost goes beyond automation to create tangible impact. It helps brands reduce 56% of WISMO calls, cut RTOs by 54%, retain 40% of return revenue, and meet 93% of customers’ delivery expectations—making it the strongest contender for brands prioritizing CX-led logistics at scale.