Pricing
Every plan is metered in labels. A label is one finished PDF or ZPL file, with the sender, the recipient and an optional barcode you supply. Single labels are free with no account, and a bulk CSV is what the paid plans add. This is a label maker: it makes the label and does not buy postage.
Free
No card, no signup
- Single labels with no account, up to 1,000 a day (30 a minute) per IP address
- Bulk CSV of up to 10 rows a day per IP address
- Download PDF only
- Bulk files kept 24 hours
No account needed
Pro
Monthly or yearly, cancel any time
or $120 a year, two months free
- 3,000 labels a month
- Batches of up to 500 labels
- Download PDF and ZPL (Zebra and Rollo printers)
- 5 saved sender addresses
- REST API access, metered in the same labels as the site
- Bulk files kept 7 days
Business
Monthly or yearly, cancel any time
or $290 a year, two months free
- 15,000 labels a month
- Batches of up to 2,000 labels
- Download PDF and ZPL (Zebra and Rollo printers)
- 10 saved sender addresses
- REST API access, metered in the same labels as the site
- Bulk files kept 7 days
Need more labels?
Add 10,000 more a month to Pro or Business for $9 a month ($90 a year on yearly billing), up to 3 blocks. It goes on the same bill and is set from the dashboard. There is no overage charge: when the month is used up, uploads wait for the next month or for an extra block.
What counts as a label
- A bulk batch takes its labels from the month when it is queued, so the meter is always up to date.
- A batch that fails gives its labels back. It is not charged.
- A request refused for a rate limit never uses up an allowance.
- The plan check runs before a bulk batch is queued.
- Up to 2 batches can wait or render at once on one account; the next upload is accepted when one finishes.
A single label is rendered and streamed straight back, and nothing is stored. A bulk file is stored privately, downloaded through a signed link, and deleted when its window ends. The tool writes the file only: no postage is bought, no tracking number is created, and no carrier account is connected.
Every cap and every price on this page is read from the same configuration the server enforces, so a limit shown here is a limit the meter applies. Already subscribed? Manage your card or cancel from the dashboard, the request and response shapes are in the API docs, and the terms of use are on the terms page.