Shipping insurance for
growing online shops.
You have no interest in chasing carrier paperwork after a long day. Streamline your coverage with bulk insurance and daily digests.
Spend less time insuring every order
Bulk insurance done right
Insure across USPS, UPS, and FedEx in bulk. Select the orders that need coverage and protect them all with a single click.
Daily Auto Insurance Digest
Wake up to a clean summary showing exactly which shipments were successfully insured and highlighting any issues that need your attention.
Multiple ship-from addresses
Shipping from the studio, the warehouse, and the garage? Store multiple addresses and set one default for quick processing.
Fewer repetitive tasks.
As your shop grows, your time becomes your most valuable asset. ShipSaver automates the busywork.
Payment history & reporting
Generate downloadable reports for tax season effortlessly. See your complete financial history at a glance.
Fast, reliable claims
When the unexpected happens, file fully online and get a resolution fast—most straightforward claims are approved in under 24 hours.
Sync with your existing stack
Connect your primary store to pull in orders automatically. No copy-pasting tracking numbers.
Protection that fits the way you ship.
Keep your existing label workflow, protect orders in ShipSaver, and see coverage and claims in one clear dashboard.
A repeatable coverage routine for 30–200 orders a month
At this stage, package insurance cannot depend on someone remembering to open each order at the end of the day. A simple routine helps you choose which shipments need protection, confirm that coverage was purchased, and find the right record if a buyer reports a missing or damaged package.
Bring orders into one queue
Connect your store where supported, then review incoming orders before you buy coverage. For a sale made outside your usual channel, add the shipment manually. Check the destination, carrier, declared value, and ship-from address so you are working from accurate shipment details rather than a copied spreadsheet.
Select coverage in batches
Group the orders you want to insure and use bulk insurance instead of repeating the same action for every package. Decide whether to cover all eligible shipments or focus on fragile and higher-value items. Review the price and coverage details before purchase, especially when carrier and destination requirements differ.
Review exceptions and keep records
Use the daily insurance digest to spot shipments that need another look, rather than assuming every order went through. Keep payment history and shipment details together for reconciliation. If a package is lost or damaged, open the claim against the insured shipment and track its status in the same workflow.
Which packages should a growing shop insure?
Start by looking at the cost to replace each item and the impact of a loss on your buyer relationship. Fragile goods, difficult-to-replace stock, and higher-value orders may deserve different treatment from low-cost routine shipments. Check the coverage terms for the carrier, destination, item type, and declared value before making that choice. If you use automatic coverage rules, revisit them as your product catalog changes; a rule that suited last season's inventory may not suit this month's orders. Insurance complements careful packing and accurate shipment records—it does not replace either one.
Scale your coverage with your shop.
Stop doing things one by one. Get the bulk tools you need to protect your packages and reclaim your evening.
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