Residential or business detection
Label2Go detects whether the address is residential or a business before you see the rates.
UPS and FedEx charge more to deliver to homes. If the address type is wrong when you create the label, the difference can show up later as an adjustment on your carrier invoice. Label2Go detects residential addresses, so the real cost is in the rate before you ship.
Requires your own UPS or FedEx account. 30-day Business trial, then the Free plan. No credit card required.
A residential surcharge is an extra fee that UPS and FedEx add when a package is delivered to a home instead of a business. Delivering to homes usually means more stops and fewer packages per stop, so carriers charge more for it.
The amount depends on the carrier, the service and your contract, and carriers update their surcharges regularly. Check your UPS and FedEx rate guides or your agreements for the current amounts.
When a label is created as a business delivery but the address is really a home, the carrier can correct it after the package ships and bill the residential surcharge as an adjustment on your invoice.
That makes your shipping cost higher than what you quoted, and if you charge customers for shipping, the difference comes out of your margin.
The delivery is marked as residential before you choose the service.
The delivery is marked as residential, so the rates on the right already include the residential surcharge.
Check and Map buttons let you confirm the destination before you ship.
Pick a saved box and read the weight from your scale with one key.
Cheapest and Fastest are marked, and the shipment is created with one click or F9.
Label2Go detects whether the address is residential or a business before you see the rates.
Address validation fixes typos and missing ZIP+4 data, so the label is created with the right address.
Addresses are suggested as you type, which avoids errors from the start.
The residential surcharge shows in the UPS and FedEx rates you compare, so you choose with the real cost.
Rates come from your own UPS and FedEx accounts, with no markup from Label2Go.
Once you choose the service, print from the browser or your thermal printer.
It is an extra fee UPS and FedEx add when they deliver a package to a home instead of a business.
It depends on the carrier, the service and your contract, and carriers update it regularly. Check your UPS and FedEx rate guides or your agreements for the current amount.
If the label was created as a business delivery and the address was really a home, the carrier can correct it after delivery and bill the surcharge as an adjustment on your invoice.
Label2Go validates the address and detects whether it is residential or a business before showing the rates, so the surcharge is part of the rate you see when you choose the service.
Yes. Label2Go works only with your own carrier accounts, at your negotiated rates and with no markup.
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