Track your package.
Use your merchant or carrier tracking number to check a shipment.
Choose your ShipTwice Location.
Select an approved ShipTwice receiving facility. Your first primary location is free, and your ShipTwice Code (ST) is issued free for life. The codes shown in the address examples are illustrative only. Once issued, your ST Box Code never changes, even if your receiving or delivery addresses change. Before using your ST Box Code to send goods???through a merchant API or physical shipping address???you must have an activated, authorized receiving facility and valid payment information on file. Shipping, receiving, handling, and other applicable services may incur charges.
Address format examples only. All three cards show the same person's code. The example code changes periodically; a code issued to your account never changes.
Give this same reference to participating merchants for digital routing, or include it with a confirmed physical receiving address.
Buy from any store.
Ship smarter together.
ShipTwice brings shoppers' eligible purchases together into shared commercial freight. When delivery isn't urgent, consolidated shipping can offer lower costs than sending every parcel separately.
Many shoppers. One shared shipment.
When an order can wait, combining eligible purchases from different customers can improve freight economics while each package keeps its own tracking record.
See how ShipTwice works →
Savings depend on shipment size, route, scheduling and service terms.
We receive it. You choose where it ends up.
ShipTwice Location is the approved receiving facility you choose from our network. ShipTo Location is your own final delivery address, managed independently in your account.
ShipTwice Location
Select your first approved ShipTwice receiving facility at no charge. After the first choice, switching facilities carries a disclosed change fee. Forwarding and handling are charged separately.
ShipTwice #ST10123 · always the sameYour ShipTo Location
Save your personal final delivery address. Update it free for future shipments; parcels already in transit require separate carrier approval to redirect.
Manage addresses →Shop. Send. Share. Receive.
Shop
Buy from any eligible merchant, online or in store.
Send
Use your approved ShipTwice receiving address and permanent code, or connect a supported merchant.
Consolidate
Compatible purchases from different shoppers share freight.
Receive
Your goods are delivered to your chosen destination.
Two ways to use your Box Code.
Your permanent ShipTwice number works for your physical shipping instructions and for participating merchants' digital routing. It is a reference, not a password.
Need to change your ShipTwice receiving facility?
Your ShipTwice Code stays permanent. You selected your first primary receiving location for free; changing that facility later has a disclosed fee. Changing your separate final ShipTo address is free for future shipments.
Manage my locations →Update your personal final ShipTo address separately at no charge for future shipments. Existing dispatched parcels cannot automatically be redirected.Choose a different facility. Keep one code.
From one package to ten mattresses.
Purchasing ten mattresses from MurphyTop.com? Use a single shipping request to confirm handling, destination and a facility able to accept freight deliveries. For ordinary parcels, use your assigned receiving instructions.
Create my free ShipTwice Code →What stays simple for you
1. Choose an approved ShipTwice receiving facility for free.
2. Keep using the same permanent Box Code.
3. Let ShipTwice coordinate shared freight where suitable.
4. Track each package separately.
Bulk and oversized freight requires a suitable approved receiving facility and confirmed payment details before the merchant dispatches it.

One identity. The address you choose.
What if your address could change with your life, without forcing you to change the reference people use to reach you? That's the thinking behind ShipTwice's permanent Box Code.
Explore the broader ideas about address portability and personal choice in Eric Melin's book My Address, My Choice, My Vote, My Choice.
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