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Canada ⇄ United States

Every parcel crossing into the US now needs a customs entry. Including the small one.

The $800 de-minimis exemption ended on 29 August 2025. A $40 envelope now needs the same HS code, description and country of origin as a $2,000 monitor — and your consolidator asks you to supply all three. We generate them, price the duty before you ship, and buy the label. From a 200 g envelope to a 90 lb multi-box order to a pallet, in one place.

Tell us what you shipWhat changed at the borderCosts you nothing while we are still building it.
Lanes
CA → US · CA → CA · US → US
Weight
200 g to 68 kg, then freight
Modes
Parcel · Multi-piece · LTL

Lanes at launch: CA→US, CA→CA and US→US. Customs rules verified September 2026.

Toronto, ON → Austin, TX · 1 box · 1.8 lb · US$120 declared1.4s
UPS Standard3 days · all-in, duty and entry prepaidUS$38.90
Canada Post Tracked Packet – USA6 days · duty billed to your customer at the doorUS$26.40
FedEx International Connect Plus4 days · all-in, duty and entry prepaidUS$41.15
A consolidator (Chit Chats, Stallion)cheaper postage — and you file the HS code and CUSMA origin yourself

What the software does

An order arrives. A label comes out. Nobody retypes an address.

Every eligible carrier and service is priced on the landed total — postage, fuel, surcharges, duty and the customs entry — and you buy the one you want. The paperwork is generated, the tracking goes back to your store and to your customer under your name, and the carrier invoice is checked afterwards against the price we quoted you.

  1. Quote
  2. Clear customs
  3. Buy label
  4. Track
  5. Reconcile
The carrier’s invoice, checked against the price we quoted

What you actually get

One shipment, and everything the border asked for.

The price you were quoted, the tracking number, both addresses, the parcel and its declared value, and every carrier scan as it happens — on one screen, without opening a carrier portal.

The LabelsDock dashboard showing one shipment, order SO-1053, bought on 2 September 2026 by FedEx and marked in transit. Panels show the price of $33.66 CAD and its tracking number, the sender in Toronto, the recipient in New York, and a 21 lb parcel with a declared value of $523.00 CAD. Below them, two carrier scans: a label created in Toronto and a departure from the Mississauga sort facility.
A shipment in the dashboard. The names, addresses and prices are invented: we have not connected a live carrier account yet.

What this platform is built for

0.2 kgEnvelope
2 kgBox
25 kgMulti-box, one order
68 kg +Pallet
Parcel carriersLTL freight
200 g → 68 kg
quoted side by side in one place, parcel through freight
Aug 2025
when every US-bound parcel started needing a customs entry, whatever its value
3
modes on every quote — parcel, multi-piece, LTL freight
0
double charges — retries are safe by design, not by luck

Why it's ours and not theirs

Your brand on every page your customer sees.

White-label to the edges: your name on the tracking page, your colours in the delivery email, your company on the commercial invoice header. Bring your own negotiated carrier accounts and we never mark them up — that contract is yours, not ours. Use our pooled rates and you see the margin as its own line, never hidden inside the postage.

Tracking page
Delivery email
Commercial invoice

The mark on each one is the merchant’s. Ours appears on none of them.