Pay for tracking data.
Use carrier data inside your own product without adopting a larger shipping or post-purchase platform.
C2W vs. EasyPost
C2W offers affordable on-demand tracking for four major carriers. EasyPost offers multi-carrier tracking and webhooks alongside a wider shipping, address-verification, insurance, and analytics platform.
Which should you choose?
Choose C2W if its four supported carriers cover your shipments and you want a low-cost tracking API inside an experience you build.
Consider EasyPost if you need more carriers, webhook-driven updates, shipping labels and rates, or an optional branded post-purchase product.
This comparison is published by C2W, not an independent reviewer. We state our limitations and link to EasyPost’s official materials for its claims.
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| What matters | C2W Tracking API | EasyPost |
|---|---|---|
| Product focus | Tracking data for developers building their own applications. | A multi-carrier shipping platform with tracking, labels, rating, address verification, insurance, and data products. [1] |
| Carrier coverage | UPS, USPS, FedEx, DHL, OnTrac, UniUni, and GoFO. Confirm each service and route before migrating. | EasyPost says its Tracking API provides real-time status from more than 100 carriers. [2] |
| Update delivery | On-demand requests controlled by your application; webhooks are not included. | Tracking API includes webhook technology for updates. [2] |
| Tracking price | Free testing; paid plans start at $9.99/month and count API requests. | EasyPost lists basic Tracking API at $0.01–$0.03 per shipment. [1] |
| Customer notifications | Not included. Build email and SMS workflows separately. | Basic Tracking API does not list email or SMS notifications; Advanced Tracking adds both. [2] |
| Shipping tools | Not included. C2W supplies tracking data only. | The platform also offers rates, labels, address verification, insurance, claims, and analytics. [1] |
| Support | Direct conversations with the C2W developer team about integration needs. | EasyPost sells multiple product tiers and asks customers to contact sales for tracking solutions; confirm support terms in your agreement. [1] |
Features, pricing, and limits can change. Confirm current terms with each provider before purchasing or migrating.
Why consider C2W?
Use carrier data inside your own product without adopting a larger shipping or post-purchase platform.
Test free or start paid usage at $9.99/month. Match the daily request allowance to your polling pattern.
Your application controls the interface, data flow, notifications, and business rules.
Discuss implementation questions, volume, and feasible requirements directly with the C2W team.
Compare pricing correctly
EasyPost prices tracking per shipment, while C2W counts requests. Repeated C2W checks of one active package consume repeated requests; compare shipment volume, desired refresh frequency, peak days, and any Advanced Tracking features.
$0/month
5 requests/day
Hard limit · testing$9.99/month
150 requests/day
Hard limit · 1 request/second$29.99/month
700 requests/day
Hard limit · 1 request/second$89.99/month
2,500 requests/day
Overages apply · 2 requests/secondUSD. Confirm live C2W terms on RapidAPI and live EasyPost terms before purchasing.
Estimate active packages × checks per day, then add retries, peak-day headroom, and any customer-notification or dashboard work.
Do not treat a request, a registered tracker, a purchased label, and a shipment as interchangeable billing units.
Know the trade-offs
EasyPost is a better fit when your carrier mix reaches beyond UPS, USPS, FedEx, DHL, OnTrac, UniUni, and GoFO.
EasyPost can push tracking changes; C2W leaves polling cadence and retry logic to your application.
EasyPost Advanced Tracking adds branded pages, email and SMS notifications, widgets, and reporting.
Before switching
The APIs use different objects, statuses, billing units, and update models. They are not drop-in replacements.
List each carrier, service, and route. Confirm C2W coverage before changing providers.
Compare authentication, identifiers, response fields, status values, and error handling.
If EasyPost sends webhooks or notifications, design a C2W polling schedule and separate notification flow.
Test delivered, in-transit, delayed, exception, and unavailable-data cases before moving production traffic.
Common questions
C2W starts at $9.99/month for paid usage. EasyPost lists basic tracking at $0.01–$0.03 per shipment. Actual cost depends on shipments, C2W polling frequency, overages, and whether you need Advanced Tracking.
No. C2W supports four major carriers; EasyPost advertises real-time tracking from more than 100 carriers.
EasyPost’s comparison page separates basic Tracking API from Advanced Tracking: email and SMS notifications are listed for Advanced Tracking, not the basic API.
No. C2W is a tracking-only API. Those shipping functions require EasyPost or another shipping service.
Test your use case
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Reviewed September 9, 2026. This is a product-fit comparison, not an independent performance benchmark.
EasyPost is a trademark of its respective owner. C2W Technology Inc. is not affiliated with or endorsed by EasyPost.