Zineps

Shipping software for WooCommerce stores

WooCommerce runs the store.Zineps runs the shipping

Compare your own carrier rates on every order, print labels in one click, and give WooCommerce customers branded tracking and returns — without stitching together four different plugins.

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Built for WooCommerce stores and the agencies that run them

Why growing WooCommerce stores outgrow a plugin per carrier

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Where a plugin stack stops

WooCommerce gets you selling. A plugin per carrier doesn't get you shipping.

WordPress plugins are built to each do one job well. Shipping needs several jobs working together — rates, labels, tracking, returns, customs — and most WooCommerce stores end up gluing them together by hand.

01

Checkout shows a guess, not your real carrier cost

Flat-rate and table-rate shipping methods approximate a price by weight or zone. When that guess runs under your real PostNL, DPD, DHL, or UPS cost, every order like it quietly eats margin — and when it runs high, cart abandonment goes with it.

02

One plugin per carrier, and none of them talk to each other

A rates plugin quotes checkout. A separate label plugin prints for one carrier. A tracking plugin sends its own emails. A returns plugin runs on its own rules. Add a new carrier and you're adding another plugin, another API key, and one more thing that breaks on the next WooCommerce or WordPress core update.

Common past a few hundred orders/week
03

EU and international orders stall at customs

HS codes, commercial invoices, and DDP vs. DDU aren't something WooCommerce's checkout or order screen decides for you. Left to a person to fill in per order, that's exactly where cross-border shipments get held and support tickets pile up.

Two ways stores run on WooCommerce

One platform, whether you run one store or manage twenty

From a single growing WooCommerce store to an agency managing shipping for a roster of clients — the same platform scales with you.

Track A · Growing WooCommerce stores

A single store that's outgrown manual fulfillment

You're past the point where a founder can print labels between orders. Volume is high enough that rate accuracy, label speed, and returns handling all matter to the bottom line.

  • Live carrier rates and delivery estimates at WooCommerce checkout
  • One-click label printing with automatic carrier routing
  • A branded tracking and returns portal customers actually use
See the single-store setup
Track B · Agencies & multi-store operators

Agencies and multi-store operators

You manage shipping for several WooCommerce client stores — across WP Multisite, separate client installs, or a mix of both — and need one place to see all of it, not a login per client.

  • One dashboard across every client site or store install
  • Centralized carrier contracts, invoicing, and reporting
  • Consistent branded tracking and returns, styled per client brand
See the agency setup

The shipping stack

Everything a plugin stack makes you piece together

Six things a growing WooCommerce store needs, in one platform instead of four plugins.

01

Live rates at checkout

Real multi-carrier rates and delivery estimates at WooCommerce checkout, pulled from your own contracts — not a flat-rate guess.

02

One-click label printing

Orders route to the right carrier automatically and print as a label in one click — no more opening a separate app per carrier.

03

Branded tracking pages

Tracking pages and shipping notifications carry your store's brand, not the carrier's, with proactive updates before customers have to ask.

04

Self-serve returns portal

Customers start a return themselves; labels, rules, and refund status stay in one place instead of an inbox.

05

Cross-border done right

HS codes, commercial invoices, and customs paperwork generated automatically, with DDP or DDU set per destination.

06

Cost & performance analytics

Cost per order, carrier performance, and delivery times, broken down by store, carrier, and destination.

From install to first shipment

Live in days, not a plugin-by-plugin migration

  1. 01

    Install & connect WooCommerce

    Connect via the WooCommerce REST API and webhooks, or install the plugin directly. Orders start flowing into one dashboard within minutes.

  2. 02

    Bring your carrier contracts

    Connect PostNL, DHL, DPD, UPS, FedEx, or any carrier you already have a contract with — Zineps compares them on every order. Or we match you with one of our logistics service providers.

  3. 03

    Set your rules, go live

    Tell Zineps how to route orders by weight, destination, or store. From here, orders label, notify, and file customs paperwork automatically.

  4. 04

    Scale it across every store

    Add client stores, markets, or a WP Multisite network at any point — the same rules and dashboard extend automatically.

Why it matters

Checkout is where WooCommerce stores lose the sale

These are published industry figures — not Zineps customer results. They show why live carrier rates and a single shipping stack beat a plugin per job.

Industry data
The plugin-stack tax

WooCommerce · industry benchmarks

Seven in ten carts never convert. Of shoppers who weren't just browsing, 39% leave because extra costs — shipping, tax, or fees — were too high. On WooCommerce that usually means a flat-rate or table-rate guess that doesn't match what PostNL, DPD, DHL, or UPS will actually charge.

The average WooCommerce store already runs 58 active plugins; stores above $1M revenue average 66. Adding a rates plugin, a label plugin, a tracking plugin, and a returns plugin is how that number climbs — and how checkout and ops start to fight each other.

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leave when extra costs surprise them
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plugins on the average Woo store
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“Extra costs too high — shipping, tax, or fees — is the top fixable reason shoppers abandon checkout.”
Baymard Institute · US checkout research, 2025
“The average WooCommerce store runs 58 active plugins. Stores at $1M+ revenue average 66.”
Metorik · 2026 Insights for Woo, 6,000+ stores

70% and 39% from Baymard Institute cart-abandonment research (updated Sep 2025). 58 plugins from Metorik 2026 Insights for Woo (6,000+ stores). Not Zineps customer results.

Works with the carriers and tools you already use

Works with the carriers and tools you already use

FAQ

WooCommerce shipping software, answered

Zineps is built to take over the jobs those tools (and combinations of them) do today — rate comparison, label printing, tracking, and returns — in one connection instead of several. Bring your current plugin stack to a demo and we'll walk through exactly what gets replaced and what, if anything, stays.

Ready to ship better than a stack of plugins?

Book a 20-minute demo. We'll map your stores, carrier contracts, and where checkout rates or cross-border orders are costing you.

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