Seeing an AFTERSHIP charge on your statement?
Common ways AfterShip charges might appear on your statement
- AFTERSHIP
- AFTERSHIPSUBSCRIPTION
- AFTERSHIPSERVICE
- AFTERSHIPBILLING
- AFTERSHIPINVOICE
- AFTERSHIPREFUND
- AFTERSHIPUPGRADE
What is AfterShip?
AfterShip is a post-purchase SaaS platform that provides shipment tracking, branded tracking pages, returns management, and related analytics for eCommerce merchants. AfterShip integrates with many carriers and platforms to help retailers monitor all deliveries in one place. Learn more at aftership.com.
Common causes for AfterShip charges
5 common causes for why you're seeing AfterShip on your statement:
- Subscription plan renewal (tracking, returns, or other features).
- Upgrading your service tier to handle more shipments or features.
- Service or usage fees when you exceed included quotas (e.g. number of shipments).
- Refunds or credits if you downgrade or cancel.
- Account or billing adjustments by AfterShip.
Decoding AfterShip charge tags
- AFTERSHIP / AFTERSHIP* indicates a billing entry from the AfterShip platform itself (if they bill you directly).
- SUBSCRIPTION refers to the recurring cost for one of AfterShip’s plans (tracking, returns, etc.).
- UPGRADE refers to a charge applied when you move to a higher tier mid-cycle.
- SERVICE / BILLING is a general descriptor used for service or account charges that aren’t tied to specific features.
- INVOICE indicates a line item from an invoice (monthly, quarterly, etc.).
- REFUND is a credit applied when a plan is canceled or overage reversals occur.
