Zineps is a shipping platform for e-commerce brands with checkout, labels, returns, AI and 80+ carriers. Free plan; paid plans from €20 per month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Zineps is a shipping platform for e-commerce brands, based in Amsterdam. It puts checkout, label creation, tracking, returns and analytics into one environment, so teams do not juggle separate carrier portals and spreadsheets. Orders come in from a webshop, marketplace, warehouse system or ERP, and shipping statuses flow back to those systems automatically.
Zineps also serves a second audience: 3PLs, carriers and logistics resellers. These partners use an API, MCP access and a tool called Partner OS to offer their own customers a full shipping environment. The company describes its mission as building intelligent infrastructure for the movement of goods, and it has closed a post-seed round with Glass Frog Ventures.
A merchant connects a store, marketplace, WMS or ERP, and orders appear in Zineps. Automation rules then create labels without manual work, and labels can also be printed in bulk. Shipping can run on the merchant's own carrier contracts, on partner rates from the Zineps network, or on both, all from one dashboard.
For each shipment, the Shipping AI feature recommends a carrier, route and rate, and the product demo shows options such as DHL Parcel, DPD and PostNL with prices side by side. Zineps says it does not act as an intermediary, so shipments go directly with the carrier or logistics partner. Tracking, packing slips and returns follow the parcel through delivery.
Dynamic Checkout shows customers live shipping options and prices. Behind it, multi-carrier labels can be created automatically or in bulk, and the platform handles parcels, pallets, freight orders and pickups. Customs documents are generated automatically for international shipments, and Scan & Go lets warehouse staff print pick lists and process each parcel with a single scan.
On the data side, analytics show cost and delivery performance per carrier, route and country. Zineps Intelligence adds AI carrier recommendation and delay prediction. Through MCP, users can connect Zineps to assistants such as Claude or ChatGPT to ask about shipments, orders and invoices and to create labels in conversation, with OAuth and role-based access. Branded tracking, packing slips and a returns portal cover the customer-facing side.
Zineps is a shipping platform for e-commerce brands. It combines checkout, label creation, tracking, returns and analytics, and connects to a network of 50+ logistics partners and 80+ carriers. It also offers an API, MCP and Partner OS for 3PLs and carriers.
Zineps has a Free plan at €0 per month and paid plans at €20 (Start-up), €55 (Growth), €127 (Scale-up) and €239 (Enterprise) per month, billed annually. Paid plans add a per-label fee between €0,06 and €0,10. Custom pricing is available beyond the listed tiers.
Yes, both. The Free plan costs €0 per month and €0 per label for up to 200 shipments per month. Each paid plan includes a 14-day free trial.
No. You can connect your own carrier contracts, use the partner shipping rates of the Zineps network right away, or combine both. Zineps states that it does not act as an intermediary, so you ship directly with the carrier or logistics partner.
Zineps lists 100+ integrations, including Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, Lightspeed, Bol.com, Amazon, Kaufland, Exact Online, Picqer, Odoo and Microsoft Dynamics 365. Other systems can be connected through the API.
Yes. Zineps offers MCP access so users can connect it to AI tools such as Claude or ChatGPT, ask about shipments, orders and invoices, and create labels in conversation. The site says access uses OAuth and role-based permissions, and lists Zineps MCP as an add-on on the pricing page.
Zineps states that it is for mid-market and enterprise brands shipping domestically and internationally. 3PLs, logistics partners and carriers also build on the platform. The free and low-priced tiers also make it accessible to smaller shops with modest volume.
Yes. It includes a branded return portal with labels and return status. The site also describes a solution for return shipments from EU countries back to a merchant's warehouse.