Product Details
DYMO Endicia allows users to print pre-paid US Postal Service shipping labels directly from a PC or Mac, or through their API.
Endicia allows companies to take advantage of the substantial savings of U.S. Postal Service shipping with the ease-of-use of a commercial shipping software system. Solutions include stand-alone desktop shipping tools, database integration, web services, customizable API’s and integration into over 120 third party applications.
- API
- Apple Mac Software
- Windows Software
- United States
Listed under:
Media
Pricing & Trial
Contact the supplier for a quote.
Trial Length:
4 weeks
Integrations & Compatibility
- Amazon.com
- eBay.com
- USPS
2 Reviews
Average overall rating
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Overall rating
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starstarstarstarstarstarstarstarstarstarDishonorable company
What were the positives?
The software they had was great. Then they decided to change things up and it is a disaster.
Any negatives?
I closed my account which had nearly a $200 credit balance and they have promised a refund but have not honored it. They told me within 6 weeks I would receive it, I waited 8 weeks, then contacted them again. They gave me the run around so I submitted a complaint on BBB, I was promised that they sent a check and now over a week later, there is still no reimbursement.
Overall
Avoid them ... if you don't believe me or disagree with me, read their ratings by hundreds of people online and check out the Better Business Bureau. While they have a good rating READ THE REVIEWS. It is very telling.
Phil M Weaver
Overall rating
Features
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starstarstarstarstarstarstarstarstarstarHorrible, stay away
What were the positives?
Nothing lately
Any negatives?
Buggy software that no one can fix since Stamps took over
Overall
I started with Endicia in 2004 and have since printed $184,376.53 worth of postage. Since stamps.com bought them in 2015 it has been downhill ever since. NOTHING can describe their poor tech support and software now that stamps took over. Funny enough, I left Stamps.com in 2004 exactly because of those same issues. I cannot state it strongly enough STAY AWAY, and if you're with them now you will be finding something else soon.