Use EasyPost without writing code

The problem: EasyPost assumes you can code

EasyPost's multi-carrier rates and labels are excellent, but the two ways in are a developer API and a web dashboard. If you just want to buy a label, or your team ships all day, writing against the API is not realistic and the dashboard is not built for volume. Plenty of EasyPost accounts sit half-used for exactly this reason.

The fix: a desktop app on your own account

Easy-Post Desktop connects to your own EasyPost API key and turns it into a point-and-click application:

• Enter an address, pick a package, and get rates from every carrier on your account, cheapest first.
• Buy and print a label in a couple of clicks — PNG, PDF, ZPL or EPL, sized for your printer.
• Track parcels, verify addresses, capture customs and look up HTS tariff codes.
• Bulk-ship a whole CSV of orders: import, validate, rate and buy.
• Refunds, insurance, pickups and claims — without ever opening a terminal or the dashboard.

Postage is billed by EasyPost directly, so the app never touches your money or adds a markup.

Where do I get an EasyPost API key?

Sign up free at easypost.com, then copy your API key from your account's API Keys page. Paste it into Easy-Post Desktop on first launch. Use a test-mode key to try everything with no real carrier charges — the app is free in test mode, and a one-time $29.99 unlock enables production (real) labels when you are ready.

Prefer an AI assistant to do it?

The app also speaks the Model Context Protocol (MCP), so you can connect an AI agent — Claude, Cursor, VS Code — to your shipping data to shop rates and answer questions. Any actual purchase still routes through a human approval step inside the app, so nothing is bought without you.