Marketplace shipping software built into the order: live rates from the four carriers your customers actually use, native Amazon Buy Shipping and Walmart Buy Shipping, one-click labels, and bulk print for the days orders come in waves.
A separate shipping tool means a third login, a third bill, and seams where money leaks: the wrong carrier picked because the cheapest one wasn't shown, an Amazon order shipped with a third-party label and a defect mark filed against the account, a bulk-print mode that crashes past 80 orders. Individually small, these add up to the difference between a 12-point margin and an 8-point margin.
Shipping is built in. Every order has a shipping step that compares live rates across UPS, FedEx, USPS, and DHL — plus native Amazon Buy Shipping and Walmart Buy Shipping for orders on those channels — and lets you print a label with one click. You bring your own carrier credentials; the marketplace channels need no carrier account at all.
Orders show up in Rilk the moment they're placed, with the shipping step right on the order — ship a single order in three clicks, or bulk-print 200 labels at once, with the cost landing on the order and the unit's P&L automatically. Rilk shows the Buy Shipping rate next to your own carrier rate side by side, so when Buy Shipping is cheaper you use it, the label is valid, and account health metrics stay clean.
International shipping is on the roadmap — more carriers, more cross-border lanes, and the customs paperwork and duty that go with them. Today's labels are domestic: UPS, FedEx, USPS, and DHL Express.
Every order shows live UPS, FedEx, USPS, and DHL rates side by side with service level and transit time — plus the Amazon or Walmart Buy Shipping rate on those orders. You pick the cheapest service that meets the delivery date, and the label cost lands on the order the moment you buy it.
Included, on every plan. Amazon Buy Shipping and Walmart Buy Shipping labels are bought inside Rilk, print to your thermal printer, and push valid tracking back to the marketplace.
No. Printing labels on your own carrier accounts is included starting on the free plan. You pay the carrier for postage and nothing to Rilk for the label.
Not yet. Today Rilk buys domestic UPS, FedEx, USPS, and DHL Express labels, plus Amazon Buy Shipping and Walmart Buy Shipping on those channels' orders. There is no customs form generation, harmonized code lookup, or duty calculation in Rilk today — international shipping is on the roadmap.
Free tier, no credit card required.