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Canada and beyond.
One search for every major carrier. Automatic detection for Canada Post, Purolator, UPS, FedEx and DHL — plus plain-English statuses and Canadian shipping tools.
Canadian shipping tools
Shipping rate calculator
Compare benchmark rates across Canada Post, Purolator, UPS and FedEx from two postal codes and a weight.
Open calculatorStatus explained
What "In Transit", "Held at Customs" or "Notice Left" actually mean for a Canadian shipment.
Read statusesShipping guides
Packaging, insurance and cross-border customs, written for Canadian shippers.
Browse guidesShipping Canada to the USA
Duties, de minimis thresholds, paperwork and the fastest cross-border services — explained end to end.
Read the guideTransit Time Estimator
Postal zone business days and daily cutoffs.
CBSA Duties & Tax
Estimate tariffs, GST/HST and brokerage fees.
Box Fit Optimizer
Avoid dim-weight penalties before you ship.
Carrier Rate Matrix
Benchmark postal, courier and discount hubs.
Decision Wizard
Four questions to the right service.
Claims Assistant
Loss and damage deadlines by carrier.
Canadian carrier directory
Reference pages for the major carriers serving Canada.
Built for how Canadians actually ship
I have a tracking number
- 1Paste the number
- 2Detect the carrier
- 3Read the status in plain English
My package has a problem
- 1Describe the last scan
- 2Diagnose the situation
- 3Carrier-specific next steps
I run a business
- 1Compare carriers
- 2Understand dim weight
- 3Plan cross-border shipments
Latest shipping guides
Plain-English answers on tracking, customs and shipping costs in Canada.
Choosing a shipping setup for a new online store
Before negotiating rates, decide how you charge for shipping. That single decision drives carrier choice, packaging and margin.
How to read a tracking history properly
Scan events tell a story if you know the vocabulary. Here's what each common status really indicates about where your parcel is.
Signature, insurance and carrier liability, decoded
Default carrier liability is lower than most shippers assume, and declared value is not the same as insurance. Know which you have.