2026 First Postal Increase of the Year

[Lost_My_Marbles]

@Dreamscape-Studio

So, the difference is because of the address, or the city/state?

Yes all of those reasons, but we can not tell you if it is because of Amazon coding or USPS pricing. USPS has set up certain places in the past that do not get “special pricing”. It use to be mainly in Hawaii, Alaska and remote areas. We are in TX where the zones are 3, 4, & 5 for us to ship to within TX. We have seen the commercial pricing when the places have not been all that rural and going to TX (across the state).

We have seen Click N Slip be 5cent less than Amazon and PayPal for zones 5, 6, & 7 (since the change on January 19, 2026 for USPS and February 19, 2026 for Amazon).

The next time we get one of the Amazon commercial pricing we will check Click N Ship to see if Click N Ship follows the same pattern.

[Amazon_Seller]

@Lost_My_Marbles

The next time we get one of the Amazon commercial pricing we will check Click N Ship to see if Click N Ship follows the same pattern.

Click N Ship has always been cheaper than Amazon for us, even recently.

[Lost_My_Marbles]

@Amazon_Seller

Click N Ship has always been cheaper than Amazon for us,

Click N Ship was commercial pricing for us until these recent changes. Before that, Amazon, PayPal, & PirateShip were all lower than buying on Click N Ship.

With that said, some retailers are big enough to set up their own special account with USPS and get special pricing (like some retailers do for UPS and FedEx). In that case, Click N Ship could have beat Amazon, PayPal, and PirateShip in the past.