As a long-time FBM seller, I wanted to share my firsthand experience with Veeqo and how it’s helped me lower my shipping costs.
After six years of purchasing shipping labels directly through Amazon Seller Central, I switched to Veeqo on June 24, 2026, and I wish I had made the change sooner. The transition was fast, the learning curve was minimal, and my shipping workflow is just as easy as before.
Since making the switch, I’ve shipped 694 Amazon FBM orders and earned $365.60 in Veeqo shipping credits. Those credits are automatically applied toward future Veeqo shipping labels, which definitely helps offset today’s rising shipping costs.
If you’re an Amazon FBM seller and you’re not using Veeqo yet, it’s worth taking a serious look. It’s free, integrates seamlessly with Amazon and other selling platforms, and rewards you for shipping labels you’re already buying. For my business, it’s been one of the easiest ways to reduce shipping costs without changing how I fulfill orders.
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I saved a lot of money my first month, but they quickly lower the rewards to like $0.02 per package, and the shipping options are often not the cheapest, as they will incorrectly tag some options as late delivery risk when they are covered (i.e., no late delivery risk) on Amazon – or, they won’t even offer them at all. For instance, I often can’t find the USPS Ground Advantage on Veeqo but it’s on Amazon. Before you say I need to change my settings, I do have USPS Ground Advantage on and it is offered by Veeqo for many items, but not for all items.
I still use it, because $0.02 is $0.02, but I keep my eyes open, and I switch to Amazon Buy Shipping when it looks like Veeqo is messing up, which it seems to do often.
We switched last week. Hope it works long term-though we don’t have anything like @ValSells volume of shipping..
Love sending eveything BPM though use GA for Mass Markets when feasible w/ occasional PM..Been shipping w/ STAMPS for well over a decade- willing to pay their $48 monthly"Professional" fee(over 10 labels monthlyly) to keep out of AMAZON’s clutches but their IT issues keep getting worse and worse!
Veeqo doesn’t immediately cover Biblio or ABE labeling, which shocked me since the latter is under the AMAZON umbrella of companies, w/thout involved documentation which they never bothered to send us. Sounds too much like their parent company’s bait and swich-promise the moon; then do little or nuthin’!.
Will say, Veeqo’s CS reps are understandable to a native -English speaker like myself-and patient w/ an IT doofus!!
Have already run into the issues w/ Ground Advantage-also mentioned on Booksellers’s thread. We’ll keep STAMPS for a little longer, eventually revert to their non-professional plan for emergencies.
Just FYI, these do not show up on the label prices, or anywhere in the checkout flow. You have to look at what’s actually billed to see they backed out the prior credit on the subsequent order. I consider this poor UI.
UPDATE: I am no longer receiving 5% credits on every Veequ shipping label purchased. That promotion was only valid for the first 60 days. What a bummer. That point wasn’t clear when I signed up, so it feels a little like a bait and switch. At least I saved some money the first 60 days.
Not all labeling is cheaper w/ Veeqo! PM is more expensive-as much as $1.80 per parcel w/ padded envelope flat rate PM! (We have approx. 2 or 3 monthly.)
Will still need to keep Stamps for alternate shipping labels.
The same happened to me. I thought it was 5% all the time.
Watch out with Veeqo. A lot of times it will only give the more expensive options, even if you try to set your options. It’s weird, because USPS Ground won’t be offered on Veeqo, but it’s offered on Amazon Buy Shipping. The ship-by dates are also often wrong. It will say I need to ship today, but Amazon Buy Shipping will say I can ship tomorrow.
It looks like it is still u-pic, at least for Amazon orders: