Last detected location and timestamp
See the last detected receiver location and its timestamp. Check the time before treating a location as a recent update.
Add a Bluetooth label to your packed shipment. Review last-detected receiver location, time and history alongside your carrier's updates.
Try three labels3 labels: $16 + $10 shipping
$26 before tax. 30 days per label from activation. No automatic renewal.
From packed box to browser
Keep sleeves, rigid protection and your usual packing materials in place. Add Shipzik to the outer shipping carton or mailer, away from the collectible itself.
Sleeve, toploader or slab goes in first. Use the rigid protection and void fill you normally rely on. Do not change your packing because of the label.
Press the label onto a flat exterior surface. Keep it away from metal clasps or foil lining that can reduce Bluetooth signal.
Scan the QR code, peel the backing and attach the label. Name the shipment and confirm activation when ready to start its included 30 days. Each label can start separately.
Open your Shipzik workspace to check the latest detection and review the history.
See the last detected receiver location and its timestamp. Check the time before treating a location as a recent update.
Earlier detection events in sequence. Use alongside carrier scan history, not as a replacement.
Add an item photo and an internal order reference to recognize similar shipments. Avoid putting a buyer's name or address in the item name.
Choose whether a shared link includes detection history, review that view, and send it to your buyer or colleague. You can turn sharing off.
Use one label on each outgoing shipment. After delivery, compare the reported detection locations and times with your carrier record. Record gaps as well as useful sightings to judge the fit for your packing and routes.
Activate each separately so each 30-day period begins at the right time.
No new detections for a stretch? Check the missing-updates guide before drawing conclusions. Coverage depends on receivers near the route.
Compare detection history against carrier scans. Use that to decide whether to continue.
Getting started
A few answers before your first shipment.
No. The label goes on the outer shipping carton or mailer only. Never on slabs, toploaders, raw cards or collectible packaging.
No. Detection depends on compatible receivers near the package. Updates can be infrequent or absent on some routes. See the tracking coverage guide.
A detection near the destination shows proximity, not receipt. Use the carrier or recipient to confirm delivery.
Extend for $3 before expiry. Expired labels cannot restart. No automatic renewal.
Physical orders ship to the contiguous 48 states and Washington, DC. Three labels are $16 plus $10 shipping, or $26 before tax.
3 labels: $16 + $10 shipping. $26 before tax.
Each label starts its own 30 days at activation.