Flexible volume pricing
Custom plans are designed to remain cost-effective for shipping platforms and other high-volume customers.
Power your shipping or post-purchase platform with unified tracking data across UPS, USPS, FedEx, DHL, OnTrac, UniUni and GoFO—backed by direct engineering support, flexible plans and pricing designed for growing businesses.
{
"TrackingNumber": "2772607371392",
"Delivered": true,
"Carrier": "FedEx",
"ServiceType": "GROUND_HOME_DELIVERY",
"DeliveredDateTime": "2022-09-02 12:04:04",
"DestinationCity": "FAIRFIELD",
"Status": "Delivered"
}
Built for leading U.S. carriers
Work directly with the engineer who built the API. Get practical support, flexible commercial terms and fast attention to the changes that matter to your platform.
Custom plans are designed to remain cost-effective for shipping platforms and other high-volume customers.
Speak directly with the developer who built and maintains the API instead of waiting through multiple support layers.
Small carrier-specific tweaks, response updates and workflow improvements can often be reviewed and implemented quickly.
Choose a payment method that works for your business. We accept cryptocurrency; contact us to discuss available options.
Use a consistent interface for shipment tracking while our service handles the carrier-specific connections behind the scenes.
Retrieve current shipment status and event information directly when your application needs it.
Work with a consistent JSON format instead of maintaining separate response models for every carrier.
Use clear REST endpoints and straightforward request parameters to begin tracking quickly.
Connect your platform to UPS, USPS, FedEx, DHL Express, DHL eCommerce, OnTrac, UniUni and GoFO from one service.
Begin with a self-service plan and move to a custom high-volume package with flexible limits and direct support.
Work directly with the developer maintaining the API when you need clarification, a tweak or a custom workflow.
Your application requests tracking data when it needs an update. Webhooks are not supported; use a polling schedule that fits your request allowance.
See a sample response →Send a tracking number to the REST endpoint. See the API documentation for request headers and parameters.
The service retrieves the latest tracking status available from the carrier API.
Use the unified response in your dashboard, CRM, ecommerce system or mobile application.
Build your tracking experience using a familiar REST workflow and JSON-formatted results.
curl --request GET \
--url 'https://trackingpackage.p.rapidapi.com/TrackingPackage?trackingNumber=2772607371392' \
--header 'X-RapidAPI-Key: YOUR_API_KEY' \
--header 'X-RapidAPI-Host: trackingpackage.p.rapidapi.com'
{
"TrackingNumber": "2772607371392",
"Delivered": true,
"Carrier": "FedEx",
"ServiceType": "GROUND_HOME_DELIVERY",
"DeliveredDateTime": "2022-09-02 12:04:04",
"DestinationCity": "FAIRFIELD",
"Status": "Delivered"
}
Choose a self-service plan through RapidAPI or contact us for a custom high-volume package.
For testing the API.
For light production use.
For growing applications.
For higher daily volume.
Talk directly with the founder about higher request volume, custom limits, direct billing, tailored support and flexible payment options.
USD. Prices and quotas confirmed September 11, 2026. Daily request limits are separate from rate limits and are not pooled monthly allowances. See pricing and request-budget examples; your RapidAPI subscription displays the applicable billing terms.
C2W is led by a technology veteran with more than 20 years of experience. Discuss your integration directly with the founder and engineer maintaining the API. Learn about C2W and our support approach.
Tracking infrastructure with direct access to the engineer maintaining it.
Need help evaluating a custom integration? Contact our team directly.
Ask a questionC2W supports UPS, USPS, FedEx, DHL Express, DHL eCommerce, OnTrac, UniUni and GOFO. Check your specific services and routes before migrating. Read the carrier integration guides for practical evaluation notes.
No. Webhooks are not supported. Your server requests tracking data when needed; your application manages polling and any customer notifications.
Yes. The Basic plan includes 5 requests per day with a hard usage limit. Paid plans start at $9.99/month. See all plans and request-budget examples.
The published allowances are API requests per day. Budget repeated calls for the same tracking number separately. Daily quotas and rate limits both apply; see your RapidAPI subscription for reset times and billing counters.
Each request retrieves the latest tracking status available from the carrier API. Status changes depend on when the carrier records and makes new shipment events available. Choose a polling interval that fits your workflow and request limits.
The documented GET request uses a trackingNumber query parameter. It does not document a separate carrier parameter. Validate representative numbers from your services during evaluation.
The public reference documents one tracking number per request. For a batch workflow, contact C2W to confirm the available endpoint, maximum size, and quota accounting before implementation.
Check the HTTP status before parsing JSON. Authentication failures, quota limits, and unavailable carrier data require different handling. The integration guide shows how to keep errors separate from shipment status.
Yes. Discuss request limits, response fields, carrier-specific requirements, and billing directly with the founder. Custom scope, feasibility, timing, and cost are agreed individually.
Subscribe through the C2W TrackingPackage listing on RapidAPI. Keep your API key on your server and start with the API documentation.
Test the API through RapidAPI or speak directly with the founder about a flexible high-volume plan.