Shipper Global

Shipper Global

SIGMAI TRADE AND LOGISTICS LTD. · Other

Shipper Global is a door to door shipping platform that compares DHL, FedEx, Aramex, and Israel Post rates across 220 countries, then books pickup and handles customs paperwork online.

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About Shipper Global

What Is Shipper Global

Shipper Global is a booking platform for international parcel delivery, run by SIGMAI TRADE AND LOGISTICS LTD. in Israel. You enter an address, a package weight, and what's inside; the site returns quotes from DHL, FedEx, Aramex, Israel Post, and local carriers, then lets you pay and schedule a pickup in the same flow. One shipment can be a document envelope, a box, or a full pallet.

The problem it solves is access. Small sellers and individuals pay retail courier rates because they ship too little to open a corporate account. Shipper Global sits between you and the carriers and passes on negotiated rates, so a single parcel to New York gets priced like a business shipment. It also fills in the paperwork side, which trips up most first-time exporters.

Limits matter here. Shipper Global is a broker, not a courier, so the delivery itself runs on the partner's network and timetable. Listed prices exclude duties, taxes, and any handling fees added later. Remote postcodes can come back unsupported, and the checkout will ask you to pick another service.

Getting Started

  1. Create an account with an email address or a social login. No monthly fee applies at signup.
  2. Enter the pickup and delivery addresses, then choose a parcel type: envelope, package, or pallet.
  3. Fill in weight and dimensions, add the customs declaration, and pick an HS code from the built-in lookup.
  4. Compare the lowest price, the fastest option, and the recommended middle quote, then pay.
  5. Pick a pickup window from the calendar, print the label, and follow the tracking link until delivery.

Product Information

A quick look at Shipper Global's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.

Free PlanYes
Paid PlansPay per shipment, quotes from about $26 per parcel
PlatformWeb browser
DeveloperSIGMAI TRADE AND LOGISTICS LTD.
CategoryOther
Release DateJan 2023
Latest UpdatedOct 2026
Website Visits7.3K
Website Global Rank2.5M
API AvailabilityN/A

Best for

The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.

Users

  • Small online sellers
  • Individuals sending gifts or documents
  • Ecommerce operations moving stock

Tasks

  • Quoting a shipment abroad
  • Clearing customs on a first export
  • Sending a pallet to a warehouse

Scenarios

  • A seller in Tel Aviv filling ten orders a week to the US and Europe
  • A family shipping a 20 kg box of household items overseas
  • A store owner testing a new export market

Key features

Rate Comparison Across Major Couriers

Every quote screen puts DHL, FedEx, Aramex, Israel Post, and regional carriers next to each other. You see the lowest price, the fastest transit time, and a middle option, which is usually the sane pick when a deadline is soft. Prices update as you change weight, dimensions, or destination, so the shipping rates comparison happens before you commit.

Door to Door Pickup Booking

Pickup is part of checkout rather than a phone call afterward. The calendar shows available windows for the carrier you picked, and a driver collects from the address on the label. That covers parcel delivery from a home office or a shop counter without a trip to a drop-off point.

Built-In Customs Declaration and HS Code Lookup

The checkout asks for the customs declaration before payment, with fields for item description, quantity, weight, value, and country of manufacture. A search box finds the HS code by description or category, and it warns you before you leave the page with an incomplete form. This is the step most first-time exporters get wrong, and here it's hard to skip.

Parcel, Pallet, and Document Shipping

The same account handles envelopes, boxes, and pallets. Letter and document options cover contracts and small parcels, while the pallet option switches to freight handling for heavier loads. You don't need a separate freight forwarder for the occasional pallet.

Tracking and Notifications

Each shipment gets a tracking page on the Shipper Global domain, and status updates go to you and, optionally, to the receiver. Delivery estimates show the caveat that customs inspections and carrier schedules can move the date. It's enough visibility for a small seller answering a customer's "where is my order" email.

Store Connections and Order Management

The platform connects to Amazon, eBay, Etsy, Shopify, WordPress, and Magento through an order management layer. Orders arrive with addresses and item details filled in, which cuts the copy-paste work in ecommerce shipping. Store to door service extends the same flow to businesses that hold stock and need regular outbound shipments.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • One quote screen for four big carriers: DHL, FedEx, Aramex, and Israel Post prices sit side by side, which beats calling each one.
  • No subscription: you pay per shipment, so a low-volume seller isn't carrying a monthly fee.
  • Customs help built in: the HS code lookup and declaration form cover the part that usually needs a broker.
  • Pickup included: the driver comes to the address on the label instead of you queuing at a counter.
  • Store integrations: Shopify, Amazon, and eBay orders arrive with details filled, which saves typing.

Cons

  • Quoted prices aren't final: duties, taxes, and handling fees are added later, so the invoice can land above the number you approved.
  • Support coverage depends on your time zone: help runs through chat and email from Israel, so a late-night problem waits until morning.
  • Remote areas fall out: some postcodes aren't supported, and you find out at checkout rather than before you plan the shipment.
  • No public API: developers can't plug the rate engine into their own checkout, which rules it out for automated fulfillment.

Frequently asked questions

Shipper Global is an online booking platform for international and domestic shipping. It compares rates from DHL, FedEx, Aramex, Israel Post, and local carriers, then handles pickup, labels, and customs paperwork in one order.