Pay Shippo with Crypto

Shippo charges label purchases against your account's billing threshold instead of waiting for one payable invoice at the end of the month. If you buy labels throughout the day, SolCard can fund those rolling charges from crypto as they hit your Shippo billing history.

Shippo's Pro fee is billed at the beginning of each 30-day subscription cycle and does not include postage. That makes SolCard practical if you want to cover both the recurring plan fee and the separate flow of live label purchases from the same crypto-funded card.

If you connect your own carrier accounts, Shippo says the carrier bills postage directly while Shippo bills its own charges, including the Starter plan's $0.05 per-label fee, subscription fees, Shippo-carrier labels, and added insurance. SolCard is most relevant for the Shippo side of that split.

Shippo only charges a return label when it is actually used, not when you create it. That is a better fit for merchants who generate return labels in advance and do not want to pre-fund every possible return from cash on hand.

Shippo's pricing and billing docs call out optional insurance and worldwide address validation fees on top of postage and any subscription plan fee. SolCard can cover those smaller operational charges without forcing a separate bank-funded payment method just for shipping overhead.

Shippo requires a default payment method on file before you can purchase labels. You can save up to three payment methods, but future label purchases and invoice charges use the current default, so setting SolCard first keeps the next shipping batch on the same funding path.