FedEx label software that lives on the order — Ground, Home Delivery, Express, International, and Freight with your negotiated FedEx rates compared live against UPS, USPS, and DHL, and residential vs. commercial rating settled before the label prints.
Ship Manager — desktop or web — is built around one job: type the address, type the weight, pick the service, print the label, then paste the tracking number into four marketplaces by hand. Rilk skips most of it.
Against UPS, USPS, and DHL on a single screen, with your negotiated rates baked in.
Directly to your existing thermal printer. No FedEx Ship Manager tab, no separate desktop install.
Rilk classifies addresses up front so the rate you see is the rate you pay.
You didn't use and the credit lands back against the order automatically.
Without leaving Rilk — status updates flow into the order and tracking links push back to the marketplace.
And every warehouse on that company ships on it, with your negotiated rates pulled in.
The commercial invoice, built from the harmonized codes already on your SKUs, generated alongside the label.
Freight Priority and Freight Economy for the pallets that don't go parcel.
One FedEx parcel account connects per company, and every warehouse under that company ships on it. FedEx Freight is a separate connection and sits alongside the parcel one.
Rilk classifies the address before it rates the shipment, so the residential surcharge is in the number you see, not a surprise on the invoice.
No. Printing labels on your own FedEx account is included on every plan, starting free.
Yes — FedEx International Priority and International Economy, with the commercial invoice generated alongside the label.
Free tier, no credit card required.