EZOZIf you print Australia Post eParcel labels with EZLabel, its Shopify App Store listing now shows eParcel on a plan of its own, at A$42.79 a month. EZOZ includes eParcel labels on every plan, including Free. Here's how the two apps compare, taken from their public listings, and when EZLabel is still the better choice.
The short answer
- You ship on an eParcel contract: EZOZ includes eParcel labels on its Free plan (50 shipments a month) and on Standard, A$4.95 a month with no limit. On 4 November 2026, EZLabel's listing shows eParcel integration only on its eParcel plan, A$42.79 a month.
- You ship on MyPost Business: stay with EZLabel. It's built for MyPost Business, and EZOZ doesn't connect to MyPost Business.
- You use both: label your eParcel orders in EZOZ and keep EZLabel for MyPost Business.
What EZLabel's listing shows for eParcel
On 4 November 2026, EZLabel's listing shows three plans to a visitor in Australia:
| EZLabel plan | Price shown | Features listed |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | Free to install | 40 shipments a month |
| Boost | A$9.99 a month | Unlimited shipments |
| eParcel | A$42.79 a month | Unlimited shipments, eParcel integration |
Each plan says "Standard Australia Post postage fees apply". eParcel integration is listed only on the eParcel plan. The listing doesn't say what the integration covers, for example manifests, return labels or rates at checkout.
In September the listing looked different. An Internet Archive copy from 10 September 2026 shows two plans: Starter (free, unlimited shipments) and "eParcel [BETA]" at US$9.95 a month, with all charges billed in US dollars. The listing doesn't say whether existing subscribers keep an earlier price. EZLabel's developer, Bitnext, can tell you.
Plans and prices side by side
| Plan | EZLabel (from its listing) | EZOZ |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Starter: 40 shipments a month. eParcel not listed | Free: 50 shipments a month, eParcel labels included. Checkout rates and return labels don't count towards the 50 |
| Cheapest plan with eParcel | eParcel plan, A$42.79 a month | Free, A$0 |
| eParcel with no shipment limit | eParcel plan, A$42.79 a month | Standard, A$4.95 a month |
| Other plans | Boost, A$9.99 a month: unlimited shipments, eParcel not listed | Pro, A$29 a month: adds the warehouse sheet import, setup done with you and same-day support |
| Free trial | Not stated | 30 days on Standard and Pro. Every new store also gets every Pro feature free for its first 30 days |
| Postage | "Standard Australia Post postage fees apply" | Billed by Australia Post on your own eParcel contract, at your contract rates |
For a store sending more than 50 eParcel orders a month, that's A$42.79 against A$4.95 a month: A$37.84 a month apart, or about A$454 a year, at the prices shown on 4 November 2026. Up to 50 orders a month, EZOZ's Free plan covers it. Postage comes on top with either app. EZOZ's plans are explained on our pricing page.
Features side by side
"Listed" means EZLabel's listing names the feature in its description, feature list or feature tags. "Not stated" means the listing doesn't mention it, which doesn't prove the app lacks it. The EZOZ column is what EZOZ does today.
| Feature | EZLabel (from its listing) | EZOZ |
|---|---|---|
| Australia Post accounts | MyPost Business, and eParcel on the eParcel plan | eParcel contract, with your API key, password and account number. Not MyPost Business |
| Other carriers | None named | Aramex Australia on your own Aramex account (optional) |
| Labels from Shopify orders | "Only two clicks to print, fulfil and track shipping labels and orders" | One click per order, or select all and label in bulk. The order is fulfilled with its tracking number |
| Bulk printing | Listed | Yes |
| Printers | Thermal label printers or standard laser printers | A4 (four labels to a page) or a thermal printer |
| Services | Standard or express, in Australia or overseas | Parcel Post and Express Post; International Standard, Standard with signature and Express |
| Signature on delivery | Listed | Yes, and required automatically above an order value you set |
| Cover | Extra cover listed | Australia Post transit cover on the label |
| Packaging | Custom or flat rate packaging | Box sizes on the label, several parcels per order, and orders to the same address merged into one parcel |
| Prepaid satchels tracked by barcode | Not stated | Yes: scan or type the barcode and the order is fulfilled with tracking |
| International customs details | Not stated | HS code and country of origin per product, and the export declaration number over A$2,000 |
| Rates at checkout | Not stated (the listing says it works with the Shopify admin) | Your contract rates plus your markup: live on Advanced, Plus, and Grow with yearly billing or Shopify's add-on; written as Shopify rates by postcode zone on Basic and monthly Grow |
| Daily manifest | Not stated | Yes, in one click, with its printed summary |
| Return labels | Not stated | Added to the Shopify return and emailed to the customer by Shopify |
| Packing slips, pick lists, invoices | Listed | Pick lists, packing slips and tax invoices, on every plan |
| Partial fulfilments | Listed | No: labelling an order fulfils all of it |
| Shipping from several locations | Listed ("multiple locations") | No: one sender address |
| Address validation | Listed | No |
| On the App Store since | 28 July 2023 | 30 October 2026 |
Who should switch, and who shouldn't
EZOZ is likely the better fit if
- You ship on an Australia Post eParcel contract and would otherwise pay for EZLabel's eParcel plan to use it.
- You want your contract rates, plus your own markup, at checkout.
- You send some orders in prepaid satchels and want them tracked like your eParcel parcels.
- You want the daily manifest, return labels and international customs details in the same app.
EZLabel is likely the better fit if
- You ship on MyPost Business. EZLabel is built for it, and EZOZ doesn't connect to MyPost Business today.
- You need partial fulfilments, labels from several locations, or address validation. EZLabel's listing names all three, and EZOZ doesn't do them.
- A long track record matters most to you. EZLabel has been on the App Store since July 2023 and showed 5.0 stars from 873 reviews on 4 November 2026. EZOZ was listed on 30 October 2026.
- You don't have an eParcel contract. Australia Post offers eParcel to businesses that send more than 2,000 domestic parcels a year, and approves each one. EZOZ needs one.
Using both
Some stores send part of their parcels on MyPost Business and part on an eParcel contract. You can install EZOZ for the eParcel orders and keep EZLabel for MyPost Business. Label each order in one app only.
How to move your eParcel labels to EZOZ
- Install EZOZ from the Shopify App Store. Start on Free, or choose Standard or Pro with a 30-day free trial.
- Connect your eParcel account. In EZOZ's settings, enter the API key and password from the Australia Post Developer Centre, and your eParcel account number. The setup guide on EZOZ's Home page ticks off each step. Our eParcel guide shows where to find the key.
- Add your sender address in EZOZ's settings.
- Try it first if you like. With Australia Post's test account entered, nothing you label is real or charged, and test labels don't count towards the Free plan's 50 shipments.
- Pick a day to switch. Finish that day's eParcel parcels in EZLabel, then label the next day's orders in EZOZ and lodge them with its daily manifest.
- Add rates at checkout (optional). Turn on checkout rates in EZOZ and add them to your Australian shipping as a carrier or app calculated rate. On Basic or monthly Grow, EZOZ writes your contract prices as Shopify rates by postcode zone instead. Our guide to live Australia Post rates at checkout covers the plan rules.
- Keep EZLabel for MyPost Business if you need it. Then check which of its plans you still need. On 4 November 2026, its listing shows Starter free for 40 shipments a month and Boost at A$9.99 a month with no shipment limit.
Sources
- EZLabel: EZLabel: Australia Post Ship on the Shopify App Store, read on 4 November 2026 from Australia (plans, prices, features, launch date and rating).
- EZLabel's earlier plans: Internet Archive copy of the same listing, 10 September 2026.
- EZOZ: EZOZ on the Shopify App Store and our pricing page.
EZLabel is an app by Bitnext. We name it only to compare the two apps. EZOZ and its maker, Synckony, are not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Bitnext. If something here is out of date, email support@ezoz-shipping.com.au and we'll correct it.
Frequently asked questions
Is there an EZLabel alternative for Australia Post eParcel?
Yes. Several Shopify apps connect to an eParcel contract, and EZOZ is one. It includes eParcel labels on every plan, including Free (50 shipments a month), and Standard costs A$4.95 a month with no limit. EZOZ doesn't connect to MyPost Business, so it replaces EZLabel only for eParcel orders.
Is EZOZ a full EZLabel replacement?
For eParcel, yes: labels, the daily manifest, return labels, international customs details and rates at checkout. Not for MyPost Business, partial fulfilments, several sender locations or address validation, which EZLabel's listing names and EZOZ doesn't do today. If you need those, use EZOZ for your eParcel orders and keep EZLabel for the rest.
Did EZLabel's eParcel price go up?
An archived copy of EZLabel's listing from 10 September 2026 shows "eParcel [BETA]" at US$9.95 a month. On 4 November 2026, the listing shows eParcel integration on an eParcel plan at A$42.79 a month. For what it means for your own subscription, ask EZLabel's developer, Bitnext.
Does EZOZ work with MyPost Business?
No, not today. EZOZ works with an Australia Post eParcel contract, and optionally with Aramex Australia on your own account. If you send on MyPost Business, EZLabel is built for that.
Can I use EZOZ and EZLabel on the same store?
Yes. Label each order in one app: for example, eParcel orders in EZOZ and MyPost Business orders in EZLabel. EZOZ fulfils each order with its tracking number, so Shopify emails the customer as usual.
How much does EZOZ cost for eParcel?
Free for up to 50 shipments a month, Standard at A$4.95 a month with no limit, and Pro at A$29 a month. Paid plans start with a 30-day free trial and are billed by Shopify. Australia Post bills postage separately on your contract. See pricing.