HOW TO USE USPS QR CODE TO PRINT LABEL?
USPS is one of the carrier giants in the United States, it has been developing more user-friendly features in addition to its low shipping rates. The emergence of these features responds to the development of the times and makes people’s daily shipping more and more convenient.
However, many people are still traditionally looking at USPS. USPS has many excellent handy services, and ShipSaving recommends one of them — Label Broker™, a QR code printing service for labels.
What is the Label Broker?
Label Broker is a convenient service offered by USPS. Small businesses and individual shippers can purchase a label online, generate it as a QR code, and print it at the post office counter. This service is designed to make mailing easier for those who do not have a printer.
How does the USPS Label Broker work?
After you have entered the package information in ShipSaving’s system and clicked to confirm the purchase of the label, you will see a pop-up window asking you how to get the label. If you don’t have a printer, you can choose [Get QR Code], and ShipSaving will automatically generate a QR code for you to take to the USPS post office for scanning.
Once you have selected it, ShipSaving will send a confirmation email with a QR code to your registered email address, or you can save the QR code with your phone.
When you are ready to send your package, you can go directly to the USPS Self Service Kiosk to scan and print it, or you can choose to the USPS store counter and show the staff your QR code and the USPS staff will take care of the rest of the shipping process:
- Scan your QR code
- Print the label for you and attach it to the package
- Provide you with a receipt
- Send the package right from their location
Does all USPS offer this service?
Fortunately, this service is now available at almost all post offices. If you are concerned about whether the USPS near your home offers this service, then you can check online using USPS Location Finder.
How to use ShipSaving to ship USPS packages
After you learn how to send packages through the USPS Label Broker service, we recommend using ShipSaving to purchase USPS labels. ShipSaving’s pricing plans include everything you need; whether you’re sending one package or thousands, there are no limits.
You can try out ShipSaving for Starter for free, with no subscription fees or service charges, and easily reduce costs.
