An autonomous shipping agent that understands natural language, finds the best rates across carriers, and handles every step — from label creation to delivery confirmation.
Just describe your shipment — the agent extracts addresses, compares rates, collects payment, and generates your label automatically.
Describe your shipment in plain language. The AI extracts sender, recipient, package details, and delivery preferences automatically.
Fetches live rates from USPS and UPS — hub pickup, smart locker, and home delivery — side by side so you can choose the best option.
Automatically saves and recalls contacts. Repeat shipments take seconds — the agent recognizes names and pre-fills addresses.
After payment, USPS and UPS labels are generated instantly and delivered as print-ready PDFs — no extra steps, no manual entry.
Logs every interaction, detects corrections, and improves over time. The more you use it, the smarter it gets for your workflow.
Each user's data is fully isolated. Sessions, address books, and payment history are accessible only to you.
Type a message, fill in a form, or upload an order file — choose how you work.
Prefer structured input? Click the form icon in the input bar and fill in every field directly — sender, recipient, and package details all in one card.
Process an entire order queue in one session. Import directly from your e-commerce platform or use the BoxNearby CSV template for any order source.
No forms, no dropdowns. Just type what you need and the agent handles the rest.
Tell the agent who you're shipping to, what you're sending, and when. It extracts every detail automatically — even inferring missing fields from context.
Review live rates from USPS and UPS for hub pickup and home delivery. Hub options are shown first — often cheaper and more convenient for nearby locations.
Secure checkout via Stripe. Once paid, your USPS or UPS shipping label is generated instantly and ready to print.
Sign in to access the full shipping agent. Free to start — no credit card required until you ship.
