ShipStation prints its prices in the open: four plan grids, carrier discount claims, rate calculators and a card for every integration. We turn them into one dated, comparable feed.
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The plan grids keep most tiers inside dropdowns, the calculators answer only when asked with a parcel, and the directory loads 24 cards at a time, so a plain copy of the page misses most of what ShipStation shows. We run the whole path: one collector per storefront, a fixed set of postcode pairs and parcel profiles for ShipStation shipping rates, parsers that turn every tier, claim and card into typed rows, and anti-bot handling, proxy rotation and CAPTCHA solving wherever a page pushes back. We extract ShipStation data as JSON through our API or as CSV and XLSX files: grids and discount pages weekly or daily, the directory with a change record for every card. No logins, no paywalls.
The ShipStation subscription plans are published tier by tier, but the same plan names sit on different ladders, currencies and tax rules in each storefront, so every row we deliver carries the storefront, currency sign, tax note, billing period and the date it was read.
The integrations directory is the public map of who connects to ShipStation. It currently holds 481 cards (September 2026): 185 carriers, 65 ecommerce tools, 59 marketplaces, 35 online stores and shopping carts, 32 fulfillment and logistics providers, 21 order and inventory management tools, 11 listing and multichannel tools and 10 ERP and accounting systems. Country tags are led by the US, Canada, the UK, Australia and France, and the ANZ edition adds two local carrier cards of its own.
A ShipStation scraper has to start with the fact that shipstation.com is four storefronts, not one. ShipStation is US shipping software for online sellers: it pulls orders from stores and marketplaces, compares carrier rates, buys and prints labels, and runs returns, inventory and warehouse work in one place. The site points visitors from the UK and Ireland to the en-gb edition, Australia and New Zealand to en-au and Canada to en-ca, while everyone else stays on the US site, and each edition keeps its own price grid, carrier line-up and discount claims. ShipStation now sits inside ShipStation Global, the group formed when its owner Auctane merged with WWEX Group, which also runs Worldwide Express and Unishippers; the US plans let users bring their own Worldwide Express or Unishippers LTL account.
The public layer is unusually complete. Plan pages list the shipment tiers with their prices, the integrations directory has a card for each carrier, marketplace, cart, ERP and app, carrier pages quote discounts off retail rates, rate calculators carry "starting from" tables, and blog posts follow carrier rate changes with their effective dates. The account itself - orders, labels, postage balance, negotiated contract rates, reports - sits behind a sign-in and stays out of scope, so ShipStation data scraping here means what any prospect can read before starting a trial.
Delivery: CSV, JSON or XLSX files, our API or a JSON feed. MCP server on request.
Full plan detailsTeams scrape ShipStation for four reasons, and each of them needs a history rather than a single read.
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Web scraping is a method of obtaining web data by extracting it from pages of web resources with the help of a program, that is, in automatic mode. It is used to syntactically convert web pages into more usable forms.
ScrapeIt is a managed web scraping agency, not a tool to configure. You name the storefronts, plans, carriers and directory filters; we build the collectors, run them on the schedule each page needs, watch them and repair them when ShipStation reshapes a grid or renames a plan. You get documented columns that stay stable and a named engineer who knows the project. A sample comes first, so you can hold it against the pricing page you see before anything is scheduled.
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Yes. The ScrapeIt ShipStation API returns what ShipStation publishes as dated JSON: plan, shipment tier, monthly and annual price, currency, tax note and per-label fee for each storefront; feature rows and add-ons; discount claims with carrier, service, claimed saving and footnote; calculator quotes for your parcel profiles; and integration cards with type, country tags, services and change dates. It runs on the schedule you set, and every delivery is also available as CSV and XLSX.
It depends on the storefront. At 50 shipments a month Starter is $14.99 in the US, GBP 10 in the UK, $19.99 on the Canadian page and $22.00 including GST on ANZ, and the ShipStation free plan appears only on the UK page, at GBP 0 for one user and one store; elsewhere the entry point is a 30-day trial. We read all four grids weekly by default, or daily around an announced change, and keep every version, so each price move is dated to the collection that first saw it.
Yes, as published claims. We record carrier, service, claimed saving, basis and footnote per storefront and page: up to 87% off USPS retail prices and up to 81% on DHL Express international in the US, up to 76% off UPS Standard and 84% off Purolator Ground in Canada, up to 78% off Parcelforce in the UK, where ShipStation Evri labels start at GBP 2.25 excluding VAT. The same carrier can carry different claims on different pages, so every row keeps its source URL.
Yes. The directory tags 185 carriers: USPS, UPS, FedEx and DHL Express in the US; Royal Mail, Evri, Parcelforce and DPD in the UK; Canada Post, Purolator and Canpar in Canada; Australia Post, Aramex and CouriersPlease on ANZ; and US LTL lines such as ABF, Estes and Old Dominion. We deliver the ShipStation supported carriers as rows with country tags, the services listed on each card and the date the card last changed.
We collect only publicly available data - everything a visitor can see on ShipStation - and we collect it legally. No logins, no paywalls: the app, postage balance, orders, labels and negotiated contract rates are never touched. Plan grids, discount claims, calculator quotes for sample parcels, integration cards and rate-change posts are in. Names from customer stories and blog bylines are left out, and any personal data that appears is handled under GDPR.
You share your needs, expectations, and desired timeframe. We'll suggest the best solution based on your request and budget.
Our specialists configure the crawlers and extract a sample dataset for your review before proceeding with the full-scale extraction.
Once you approve the sample, we launch the project and start full data collection. We gather, filter, and structure the data for easy use, delivering it on time in your preferred format.
Our team manages ongoing processes, monitors website changes, and supports all data extraction cycles. We can also help integrate data into your systems or create dashboards to simplify analysis.
Tell us which sites, which fields and how often. A couple of lines is enough to start.
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