WHAT YOU CHARGE. WHAT YOU PAY.

Does what you charge
cover what you pay?

You know what customers paid for shipping. We compare that with your final carrier invoices, including extra fees and credits, so you can see which orders covered their shipping cost and which left a gap.

3 quick steps to start your audit · $299 fixed-price pilot · Parcel and freight

Order #DEMO-04Sample
Customer paid for shipping
$145.00
Final carrier charges
$203.00
Your business covered$58.00

THE DELIVERABLE

What you collected.
What carriers billed.

One fictional month for an equipment store shipping parcels and pallets. Each figure below is sample data.

Shipping gap report

April 1–30, 2026

Fictional data
Matched orders5
Shipping collected$339.00
Carrier charges$409.00
Net shortfall$70.00
Matched sample orders
OrderCollectedBilledShortfall / surplus
DEMO-04$145.00$203.00$58.00
DEMO-05$0.00$21.00$21.00
DEMO-03$35.00$40.00$5.00
DEMO-02$110.00$104.00−$6.00
DEMO-01$49.00$41.00−$8.00

One order was missing an invoice. An unmatched $9 charge and $12 in account-level fees are tracked separately.

Three checks from the sample

  1. Test a mixed cart. Check whether checkout covers the separate pallet and parcel on DEMO-04.
  2. Check free shipping. Confirm whether the $0 shipping charge on DEMO-05 was intentional.
  3. Review the carrier adjustment. Find the reason for the $5 increase on DEMO-03.
Download sample ledger

WHAT WOULD MAKE AN AUDIT WORTH IT?

One small gap.
Over and over.

A checkout charge can look right until a split shipment, fuel surcharge, or later adjustment reaches the final bill. ShipGap puts the two amounts together, order by order.

If the changes you make improve your shipping margin by $299, they cover the audit fee. Try your own assumptions to see what a small improvement per shipment could mean.

Illustrative margin scenario

Potential margin improvement before the audit fee$900

$601 after the $299 fee · 201% illustrative ROI

A calculation from your assumptions. Actual findings and margin improvement depend on your data and the changes you implement.

Check my audit scope

HOW IT WORKS

From checkout charges to final bills.

Start online, confirm the scope, and prepare your normal exports. The paid audit compares shipping collected with final carrier charges.

59-second walkthrough with ElevenLabs narration and English captions. Download the video.
  1. Start online.

    Choose your audit dates and tell us the approximate order count and number of billing sources. The setup checks whether the $299 pilot fits.

  2. Gather your usual exports.

    Download Shopify orders, shipment history, and final itemized bills. Leave the files as they came from your systems.

  3. Confirm the scope, then pay.

    When private intake is available, use your link to select files. We confirm formats, scope, and price before checkout.

  4. Get your report.

    Receive the PDF summary, order and exception ledger, and three checks to prioritize.

CSV

Shopify orders

In Shopify admin, open Orders → Export and select the agreed dates. Shopify export guide.

CSV or Excel

Shipment history

Export order numbers and tracking or freight references from your shipping tool. Include each shipment on split orders.

CSV, Excel, or PDF

Itemized carrier bills

Download final bills with surcharges and credits. We’ll confirm whether your PDF layout is supported.

FIXED-PRICE PILOT

Start with up to 60 days.

One Shopify store, up to 1,000 shipped orders, and two carrier or broker billing sources. If you have more sources or need a longer period, we’ll quote the scope before payment.

$299 per store

  • PDF comparing customer shipping charges with final carrier bills
  • Order ledger and unmatched charges
  • Three checks to prioritize
Start my $299 audit

Check your scope online. Secure payment and private file intake are the next steps being connected.

START YOUR AUDIT ONLINE

A few details.
A clear next step.

Check the scope, prepare your files, and review the $299 pilot. Starting here creates a draft on this device.

  1. 1. Your scope
  2. 2. Your exports
  3. 3. Review
Your audit scope

One broker export covering several carriers can count as one billing source. Use the number of separate billing exports you will provide.

ABOUT THE SERVICE

Shipping data. Clear answers.

Why ShipGap

ShipGap is an independent shipping-analysis service for Shopify merchants using parcel and freight carriers. It brings orders, shipment references, and invoice lines into one traceable report.

Know how much shipping your customers covered, how much your business covered, and which charges deserve a closer look.

How we check the numbers

We link orders and invoice lines using order numbers, tracking numbers, or freight references. We show matched totals and list unmatched items separately so you can see what the figures cover.

Your team decides which rates to change or carrier charges to dispute.

What you can do today

Explore the fictional sample, explore a margin improvement scenario, and start your audit setup online.

Private uploads and checkout are in development. We’ll provide written scope, price, delivery expectations, data handling, and refund terms before accepting payment.

Does this tell me whether my carrier rates are good?

The core audit shows how your customer shipping charges compare with the final carrier bills. A competitive-rate review also needs your rate agreements and comparable quotes for the same service, routes, shipment sizes, and volume. We can scope that separately as consultation.