Pay Pirate Ship Postage with Crypto

Pirate Ship does not charge monthly software fees or plan minimums. The main charges are the labels you buy, so SolCard fits sellers who want crypto funding for actual postage purchases instead of another recurring SaaS bill.

Pirate Ship's Default Payment Amount feature can charge set amounts from $20 to $1000, leaving the unused portion in your Account Balance for later labels. That matters if you buy lots of low-cost labels and do not want dozens of small transactions on your statement.

Pirate Ship sells discounted USPS and UPS services in the same dashboard, and invite-only Simple Export Rate can be activated for lightweight international parcels up to 4 pounds and $400 in value. SolCard works whether you are shipping domestic orders this week or expanding into cross-border fulfillment.

If you bought the wrong label or your order changed, Pirate Ship lets you request a refund within 28 days and also auto-requests refunds for unused labels. Those approved refunds are credited back to your Pirate Ship Account Balance first, so the funds stay available for your next shipment.

Pirate Ship can enable USPS pay-on-use return labels for approved accounts, which is useful when you want to include a return option without paying for every label upfront. The tradeoff is that UPS return labels are not supported on Pirate Ship and USPS return labels expire after 90 days if unused.

Pirate Ship only sells postage originating from United States addresses. That makes SolCard a practical fit for U.S.-based merchants who ship internationally from the U.S., but not for businesses trying to originate shipments from Canada or other countries.