You can only add live rates to your site with the $517/month advanced shopify plan. I get a cheaper UPS rate through Shopify than Click Ship, so not sure what the advantage is? I think I will be uninstalling this app, and just using the UPS labels that are already available through Shopify

ClickShip seems like it is still in the infancy stages at least where any claims are involved. We had an e-bike ship to a customer and show up as if it had flown from across the globe. The box was completely mangled and attempted to have been taped back together but the damage had already been done by that time. The main problem is, ClickShip's "insurance coverage" they claim to have has still been "assessing the claim" 4 months later. We have seen zero coverage paid to us as of yet and it is just a back and forth game they have been playing with us. This is not something that would ever occur when dealing directly with the courier companies themselves ie. UPS, Canpar, etc. Also, as noted by other users, Clickship will auto-bill your credit card on file for overages (most of which we noticed had outlandish adjusted dimensions and weights). They do email you an adjustment invoice, but it is not noted as such and easily missed in order to dispute. Another issue that is not dealt with in any sort of organized fashion. We are still waiting to see if ClickShip will prove us wrong but hasn't happened yet and we had to put a hold on this service. Update as of Nov 4/24: Clickship who operates under "Freightcom" has recognized on several occasions that they have received the compensation from the carrier due to us for the damges to our product however now are also waiting on "funds from their own Insurance" before they can release our monies owing to our company. Please let me know how much longer you expect this to entail Clickship?

ClickShip seems like it is still in the infancy stages at least where any claims are involved. We had an e-bike ship to a customer and show up as if it had flown from across the globe. The box was completely mangled and attempted to have been taped back together but the damage had already been done by that time. The main problem is, ClickShip's "insurance coverage" they claim to have has still been "assessing the claim" 4 months later. We have seen zero coverage paid to us as of yet and it is just a back and forth game they have been playing with us. This is not something that would ever occur when dealing directly with the courier companies themselves ie. UPS, Canpar, etc. Also, as noted by other users, Clickship will auto-bill your credit card on file for overages (most of which we noticed had outlandish adjusted dimensions and weights). They do email you an adjustment invoice, but it is not noted as such and easily missed in order to dispute. Another issue that is not dealt with in any sort of organized fashion. We are still waiting to see if ClickShip will prove us wrong but hasn't happened yet and we had to put a hold on this service.