Package Insurance

Overview

A customer calls you to complain that an item he ordered from you was damaged in shipping. Because you like having customers, you offer to send another one. Obviously, you can’t make a living sending free products with free shipping every time something gets broken in transit, so how do you protect yourself? The answer: package insurance.

How it Works

Package insurance protects you in case of loss or damage to your packages in transit. Subject to certain limitations, package insurance will pay you the value of the lost or damaged items. When insuring with Stamps.com you’ll have two options: USPS Insured Mail and Stamps.com Insurance.

Benefits of Stamps.com Insurance

Save Time: With no additional forms to fill out and no need to present items at the Post Office you’ll save hours each day by using Stamps.com. And if you every need to file a claim you can do that right from our software too.

Save 10% on Package Insurance: With Stamps.com you’ll save more than 10% off of USPS insurance. Over a month you can save as much as the Stamps.com service fees.

Easy to Use: Simply enter the value of the package you want to insure and we will calculate the insurance premium and bill you with your monthly service fees.

Trustworthy: Stamps.com Insurance is underwritten by Parcel Insurance plan that has been in business since 1966. With 42 years experience in the package insurance industry and a dedicated staff committed to customer service, why look elsewhere for your package insurance needs?

Package Insurance

Selecting Package Insurance in Stamps.com Software
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Insurance Report

Example of Insurance Report
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Using USPS Insurance

With up to $5,000 in coverage USPS insurance is ideal when your shipment is worth more than $2,500. Just enter your package value and we will calculate the USPS insurance premium and add it to your postage costs. Remember that when you use USPS insurance you’ll need to fill out the appropriate forms and present your USPS Insured Packages at the retail counter at your Post Office.

  • $25 in postage
  • $50 digital scale
  • $5 supplies kit
  • 4-week trial
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