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How the USPS® Developer Portal and API Catalog Cuts Out the Cost of the E-Comm Middleman

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Working with third-party software for address verification, pricing, shipping options and more can be costly and inefficient. See how the USPS® Developer Portal and APIs can cut out the middleman.

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Amid intense competition, ever-shifting consumer preferences and an uncertain economy, today’s e-commerce professionals face a multitude of challenges. To stay a step ahead, they need access to reliable, easy-to-use tools that streamline operations, reduce costs and increase accuracy.

While many shippers work with third-party and multicarrier software that serves as the middleman, these options can be costly and inefficient. Offering leading-edge, scalable API management, the USPS Developer Portal can be an ideal solution for companies looking to create more efficient processes for their e-commerce, shipping and logistics systems.

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  1. [1]“Perspectives on USPS Shipping APIs,” Summit Research commissioned by USPS, February 2024.
  2. [2]Ibid.

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