Buy labels for every channel from one place.
Or don't — if Shopify's native shipping flow works fine, keep using it. Kitgy's shipping module is genuinely optional, designed for the case where you want one consolidated label-buying surface for orders across multiple channels.
Start free trialOrder detail or shipments view showing rate quotes from multiple carriers (USPS, UPS, FedEx) with a "Buy label" CTA. ~1200×700.
Two providers, plug-and-play.
EasyPost or ShipStation. Connect either, both, or neither.
EasyPost
Multi-carrier label aggregator. One API key, rates from USPS, UPS, FedEx, DHL, and many regional carriers. Pay-per-label pricing.
ShipStation
Existing ShipStation users keep using their carrier accounts and presets. Kitgy hands orders off; ShipStation prints.
Tracking flows back to the customer's store.
When you mark a Kitgy order shipped, the originating channel finds out automatically. The customer gets the platform's native shipped-email with tracking, exactly as they expect.
- Shopify fulfillment push
- Etsy receipt → shipped marker
- eBay fulfillment with tracking
- WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Wix, Squarespace
Activity log showing recent fulfillment pushes — order #1042 to Shopify, receipt #5523 to Etsy, etc. With status indicators (success/retrying). ~1200×600.
When to skip Kitgy shipping entirely.
Shipping is the most "your mileage may vary" surface in Kitgy. Some shops swear by it; some are happier with the channel-native flow. Both are valid.
Skip this if: you only sell on one channel and that channel's native shipping works. Skip it if your existing flow is already integrated with your fulfillment partner.
Use it if: you ship from one warehouse but sell on 3+ platforms and want one workflow. Or if you do direct sales (Quotes via PayPal) and need labels for orders that didn't come from a store.