USPS advertises the Flat Rate Boxes based on convenience - "If it fits, it ships for one low price!" is the slogan - but this has gulled a lot of people into thinking that it's always a bargain. The one thing that I would emphasize is that it really depends on the weight and destination whether Flat Rate Boxes make sense for you. Priority Mail Flat Rate requires using Flat Rate-branded packaging, which you can pick up at any Post Office or order online for free from /supplies.Others have already given you a good explanation of Priority Mail Flat Rate Boxes and how they work, but I just want to make sure I understand your situation: You live in Canada but you do your shipping by USPS out of the Niagara Falls post office? I know that many Canadians who live near the border do this because it's cheaper just want to make sure I understand. Priority Mail Flat Rate is available in many different sizes Even with Pirate Ship's BELOW Commercial Pricing shipping rates, there are only two types of Flat Rate packaging that are always a great deal: Priority Mail Flat Rate Envelopes (including Priority Mail Legal Flat Rate Envelope and Priority Mail Padded Flat Rate Envelope) and the Priority Mail Small Flat Rate Box.įor other sizes, such as the Priority Mail Medium Flat Rate Box and the Priority Mail Large Flat Rate Box, you could save up to 56% by shipping your items with Priority Mail Cubic® in your own comparably-sized packaging instead. Priority Mail Flat Rate was really designed as a consumer product, and is not ideal for most business shippers. View comparisons of Medium and Large Flat Rate Boxes vs. It can be up to 56% more expensive than using your own plain or custom packaging.You can’t use your own packaging, which can impact your customer's experience.This simplifies shipping a lot, but that simplicity comes with downsides:
The idea behind Priority Mail Flat Rate is that if you can fit something into a Flat Rate-branded box, there’s just one price to pay, no matter how much it weighs or where it’s going. Flat Rate pricing makes shipping costs easier to understand, but it's usually more expensive
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