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Live demo

Sell shipping labels under your own brand, from the main European carriers.
Play with it first. Nothing here is real.

Last time we explained the wholesale API with curl. This time we put a complete reseller shop online in demo mode and walk you through both sides of it: the shop your customers use, and the panel where you earn. Register with made-up details, quote a route, buy a label, watch it move, top up, open a ticket. No label is generated, no money moves, and your sandbox is wiped 2 hours after you leave.

This is a demo. No labels are generated and no money moves. Use made-up details.

In a hurry? The demo is two clicks away.

Open the shop (customer side) → Open the reseller panel →

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How it fits together

Three parties, and it helps to keep them apart while you read:

Your customers

People who ship. They sign up on your shop, top up a balance, quote a route and buy labels. They see your brand and nothing else. This is the side the demo lets you play with.

You, the reseller

You bring the audience and set the markup. From your NullShip panel you watch sales, get alerts, answer support and cash out your margin. The demo includes this panel too: enter as the reseller and you get a shop that already has customers and sales.

NullShip

Behind both. Carriers, live rates, label generation, tracking, refunds and payouts. Your customers never see us.

Why you would want one

A storefront is only worth your time if the numbers work. These are the ones we can stand behind:

-44%

Up to 44% cheaper, same carrier

We ran six European routes through the best-known anonymous label site and through NullShip, with the same parcel and the same carrier. On four of them we are cheaper, up to 44% on Madrid to Rome. The two where they beat us are published too. See the comparison →

25–50%

Room for your margin

You buy at the same price NullShip's own customers pay, the one the comparison above was run with. Add your markup and on Madrid to Paris or Madrid to Rome your customer still pays less than at the best-known site, even at the top of the band.

Autopilot after the first push

Your job is to get people to sign up and use your store. Once they do, every label they buy books your margin without you touching anything: rates, labels, payments, tracking, refunds and the carriers are all handled behind the storefront.

Recurring, not one-off

Someone who ships, ships every week. A customer you win is not a single sale like a television; they come back with the next parcel, and the next. Each one is a steady line of income for as long as they keep shipping.

Your only costs: a server and a domain

A small VPS at 4 to 8 € a month and a domain at 10 to 20 € a year. That is the whole overhead: no fee to us, no monthly plan, no minimum volume. The labels are paid for by your customers, from the balance they top up.

We set it up for you

The storefront, the Telegram bot and the server configuration are ready before you start; you bring the domain and the audience. If you want to pay for hosting in crypto, we can point you to providers that take it.

Your customers stay yours

They sign up on your domain, under your brand, and deal with you. Your margin accrues in a cycle: when it reaches 250 € it pays out on its own in BTC, LTC or XMR, and before that you cash out whenever you like, even every day, with no minimum amount. Or credit it to a NullShip balance instead. No invoices, no bank account, no paperwork.

The hard part is ours

Carriers, rates, label generation, tracking. When a label fails, your customer is refunded automatically and you are told. When a ticket is technical, you escalate it to us and we answer.

The arithmetic, with your own numbers

An example, not a promise: 20 active customers buying 8 labels a month with 3 € of margin on each is 480 € a month, paid out every cycle. Put your own audience and your own margin in and see what comes out.

What it takes

An audience that ships: a channel, a forum, a community, a customer list. Without one, the storefront is a website nobody visits. With one, the rest is already built.

Part 1 · Your customers' side

This is what the demo is: the shop, exactly as a customer of yours would use it.

The shop at a glance

Every reseller on the wholesale API can run this exact app under their own brand: name, colours, domain and Telegram bot are theirs. Their customers sign up there, top up in crypto or by bank transfer, quote a route and buy a label. The reseller sets the markup and keeps the margin; we take care of UPS, DHL, DPD, GLS, InPost, Correos, Poste Italiane and the rest behind the scenes.

DemoShip is that storefront with one piece swapped out: instead of talking to NullShip, it talks to a sandbox that lives in memory and belongs to you alone. Same screens, same flow, same texts. Different numbers.

The demo's front page, with the ribbon every screen carries.

Your sandbox account arrives with a balance and history.

Ten minutes, step by step

There is nothing to install and nothing to request. Open the link, pick the customer side, then:

Make up an account

Any username and password will do. Nothing is checked, nothing is sent anywhere, and the account lives 2 hours.
Look around

Your account arrives with history: a balance, a few shipments in different states, a movements ledger and a message from support. That is what a customer with a few months behind them sees.
Quote a route

Pick origin and destination, weight and size. The list shows real carrier names with plausible prices and delivery estimates, generated for the demo. On a real storefront the same list carries live wholesale rates plus the reseller's markup.
Buy a label

Fill in sender and recipient and pay from the demo balance. A PDF stamped DEMO appears with an invented tracking number. No carrier ever hears about it.
Watch it move

The tracking advances on its own over the following minutes: collected, in transit, out for delivery, delivered. It is the same timeline a real customer follows.
Top up

Choose crypto or bank transfer. The demo confirms the payment by itself after about thirty seconds. Then try the prepaid code DEMO50: on a real storefront that is how a reseller hands a customer credit.
Open a ticket

Write anything. The demo answers on its own, so you can see the support channel a reseller and their customers share.
Save senders and switch language

The address book, the settings screen and the language menu all work. Everything you change stays inside your sandbox.

A quote from the front page: real carriers, prices generated for the demo.

My labels: five shipments in different states, PDFs stamped DEMO.

Tracking that advances on its own, as a real customer would see it.

What is switched off

Changing the password, two-factor authentication, deleting the account and linking Telegram. Each one says so instead of failing quietly. Everything else is open.

Two visitors never see each other's data. Your sandbox is yours alone and is wiped 2 hours after your last visit; a new account starts clean.

Open the demo →

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Demo versus real

	In the demo	On a real storefront
Rates	Generated to look right	Live wholesale rates plus the reseller's markup
Labels	PDF stamped DEMO, invented tracking number	The carrier's real label
Tracking	Advances by itself in minutes	The carrier's real events
Top-ups	Confirm themselves	Real crypto or bank transfer
Your data	Wiped after 2 hours	Kept for as long as the customer wants
Account settings	Password, 2FA, deletion and Telegram switched off	All available

A note on privacy

The demo has two doors: a .onion address for Tor Browser and a clear-web HTTPS address for everyone else. It runs no analytics and asks for nothing real: use invented details. The app screens need JavaScript, so in Tor Browser use the Standard or Safer level rather than Safest.

Part 2 · Your side

Also in the demo: enter as the reseller and this is what you get, with customers, sales and earnings already in it. It resets every two hours.

Your panel, window by window

The customer only ever sees the storefront. You run everything from your NullShip panel, in the browser, with no JavaScript required.

The reseller panel: customers online, cycle earnings, messages, settings.

Open the reseller panel →

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The bar at the top of the demo switches you between the reseller view and the customer view.

Alerts on your own private Telegram

Link a chat with a one-time code and pick what reaches you: a new customer, a top-up, a bank transfer, a label created with its margin, a failed label refunded, a parcel returned, a chat message.
The bot only pushes and never changes anything. /balance answers with the profit of the current cycle.

Messages, tickets, chat and broadcasts, in one window.

Everything your customers say, in one window

Support messages that pop up in their app with a read receipt, two-way tickets you can escalate to NullShip, and a live chat you answer from the panel or straight from Telegram.
One message to every client of your bot at once when you have something to announce.

The current cycle, ready to pay out in crypto or to a balance.

Earnings and payouts

Every sale itemised: wholesale, your markup, what the customer paid. Cash out whenever you like with no minimum, in BTC, LTC or XMR or as instant credit to any NullShip balance; at 250 € the cycle pays out by itself.
A refund fund to credit a customer on the spot when a payment gets stuck.

Your commission

Markup between 25% and 50%, per-route prices, customers who ship at cost, and a ceiling table with no surprises.

Customers

Who is online, balances and movements, signup tokens, prepaid codes, bulk shipping per customer and an access record of addresses and devices.

Settings

Your brand, sandbox and production keys, test or live mode, bank-transfer top-ups with a verification queue, and the Telegram mini app: paste your bot token once and the store picks it up, no redeploy.

If you want the technical side, the previous article walks through the API itself: rates, labels, sub-accounts, sandbox and production keys. Read the API article →

Part 3 · Getting your own

What it takes to go from the demo to a shop with your name on it.

Want one with your name on it?

Access to the wholesale API is invite-only, account by account. Open a NullShip account, send a ticket titled API access request telling us who your customers are and what you want to build, and make an initial top-up. If you would rather ask before opening an account, write to us from the contact page. We enable the API, hand you a sandbox key and a production key, and can set up a storefront like this one under your brand.

Frequently asked questions

Is anything in the demo real? +

No. Rates are generated, labels are stamped DEMO with invented tracking numbers, and payments confirm themselves. Nothing reaches a carrier and no money moves in either direction.

Do I need an account or a key? +

No. Make an account up inside the demo with any username and password. It lives 2 hours and is then wiped.

Can I break something? +

No. Everything you do stays inside your own sandbox, and the settings that could matter (password, two-factor, deletion, Telegram) are switched off.

Is the demo the real storefront? +

It is the same app our resellers run for their customers, with the backend replaced by the sandbox; and the reseller panel in the demo is the real panel, on a throwaway database that resets every two hours. The screens, the flow and the texts are the same; the numbers are not.

How do I get the real thing? +

From your NullShip account, open a ticket titled API access request and tell us what you want to build; or write to us from the contact page first. We enable sandbox and production keys and can set up your storefront.

See it for yourself

The storefront is open around the clock. Make up an account, buy a label that does not exist, and come back when you want one with your name on it.

Open the demo → Create an account

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