Free shipping software instead of a monthly subscription

Yes. Rollo Ship is $0 per month with no card, no shipment cap and no trial clock. You compare USPS, UPS, FedEx, Canada Post and Purolator from one account. The first 200 labels carry a $0 platform fee, and after that the fee is 5¢, then 3¢, 2¢ and 1¢ through Rollo Rewards on a rolling 90-day activity window. Paid subscription shipping platforms in this category start at $14.99 a month and commonly cap a free tier at 25, 30, 50 or 100 labels.

Paid plans in this category start at $14.99 a month for a starter band of about 50 shipments and commonly run $19.99 to $249 as volume and features stack. Next steps often sit at $29 or $29.99, then $59 for roughly 3,000 labels, $149 on unlimited-or-1,000-shipment bands and $249.99 at 5,000 shipments. Premium shipping plans start near $349.99 a month. A separate inventory module, where one exists, adds $349 to $499 a month. Rollo Ship stays at $0/mo with no shipment cap.

In this category the catch is a cap rather than a surprise invoice. Published free tiers stop at 25 shipments a month and three stores, at 30 labels for one user with 5¢ added to connect your own carrier, at 50 shipments with checkout rates and own-courier linking behind a paid plan, or at 100 labels on one channel. Some accounts lock until the next cycle or an upgrade. Rollo Ship has no monthly shipment cap and no trial clock. After 200 labels the platform fee runs 5¢ down to 1¢ on a rolling 90-day Rewards window, with a 10-day grace if activity drops.

Break-even is 200 fee-free labels plus the monthly plan price divided by the per-label rate. At the Basic 5¢ rate a $14.99 plan only wins past roughly 500 labels in a month, and at the VIP 1¢ rate that same plan waits until about 1,699 labels. Other thresholds at 5¢: 600 against $19.99, 1,380 against $59, 3,180 against $149 and 5,180 against $249. Most shops never reach them. The calculator on this page runs the same formula against your own volume.

Yes. Inventory is included on the $0/mo Rollo Ship plan in both USD and CAD. Across the paid-subscription category, inventory is usually a higher plan tier or a separate paid app. Published modules list at $349 and $499 a month for 1,000 orders, plus $100 for each additional 1,000. Counting stock on Rollo Ship does not add a second invoice.

Yes. You connect your own FedEx account to Rollo Ship on the $0/mo plan, and the same applies to Purolator. USPS, UPS and Canada Post sit on that free account alongside them. In this category, linking a carrier account of your own is sometimes premium-only with extra label fees, or billed at 5¢ per label on a free tier, and checkout rates are frequently gated behind a paid plan.

No. Rollo Ship has no trial clock and asks for no card to start. Paid subscription shipping platforms commonly offer 14-, 15- or 30-day trials and then require a card, and some upgrade you automatically when you pass a free-tier cap. You can run Rollo Ship beside a paid plan for a full billing month and compare the two invoices, because nothing counts down.

Yes. Rollo Ship is a free shipping app on iOS and Android as well as a web dashboard, with the same features on each and no separate charge for mobile. You compare USPS, UPS, FedEx, Canada Post and Purolator rates, print labels and track orders from the phone in your pocket. Several paid subscription shipping platforms in this category are web-only, and some place mobile access on a higher plan.

The right shipping solution depends on where you ship from and which carriers you need. Rollo Ship is free multi-carrier shipping software for the US and Canada, covering USPS, UPS, FedEx, Canada Post and Purolator on a $0/mo account with no shipment cap. Free USPS-only shipping apps cover fewer carriers and require US origin. Paid subscription platforms start at $14.99 a month for the same category of work.

Yes. Rollo Ship supports Canada Post and Purolator alongside USPS, UPS and FedEx, with inventory in CAD as well as USD, on web, iOS and Android. Several paid subscription platforms in this category lean US-origin or run web-only. Canadian shippers print from the same $0/mo account with no regional upgrade, and cross-border shipments run from the same queue.