Big boxes cost more than you think
Oversize, additional handling and dimensional weight can add $30 to $60 to a single parcel before transportation is counted. If you ship large or awkward products, this is almost always the biggest line to attack.
Shipping software
Lift Commerce webship software connects unlimited stores and marketplaces, consolidates orders into a single queue, rate-shops every carrier and prints labels — with no monthly platform fee and no per-seat licensing.
Pick your platform
Choose your store, marketplace, ERP or accounting system to see how the connection works and what it costs to run. Every integration is included at no charge.
How it works
Log in to your store and approve the Lift Commerce connection. No developer, no plugin to maintain, no code on your storefront. Multi-store and multi-marketplace sellers connect as many channels as they need.
Every channel lands in a single view with addresses validated and items mapped to your package profiles. Batch by carrier, service, ship date or warehouse.
Compare live rates across carriers on every order, or write rules that pick automatically by weight, zone, dimensions, declared value or service promise — so the cheapest compliant option gets chosen without anyone deciding.
Labels print to your existing thermal printers. Tracking numbers write back to the store and trigger your customer notifications, so buyers see the same status you do.
Why sellers switch
Oversize, additional handling and dimensional weight can add $30 to $60 to a single parcel before transportation is counted. If you ship large or awkward products, this is almost always the biggest line to attack.
Most shipping platforms charge per month, per user or per label. Ours is free to use — you pay for freight, not for software seats — so the savings stay with you instead of funding a subscription.
A direct line rather than a ticket queue. They review your invoices, hunt for savings and handle claims, tracers and lost packages.
This is the problem we solve best. Whatever platform you sell on, the surcharges that hit big boxes work the same way — and they respond to the same three levers: correct dimensions, a better DIM divisor, and negotiated accessorial discounts.
Send a recent carrier invoice and rate agreement. You get a written scorecard back showing the surcharges you're paying and what they should cost.