FedEx Shipping Label Maker — Free Template

FedEx Ground and UPS Ground are so close in price that you should always check both for the same shipment — on any given route one will be a dollar or two cheaper, and it flips depending on origin and destination. What sets FedEx apart for residential shippers is FedEx Home Delivery, which explicitly targets residential addresses and includes Saturday delivery at no extra charge (Monday through Saturday). FedEx uses the same dimensional weight formula as UPS: length × width × height ÷ 139, so oversized boxes cost you on both carriers. For packages where speed matters but you don't want to pay overnight prices, FedEx Express Saver (3 days guaranteed) is often cheaper than USPS Priority Mail Express, which only covers 1–2 days. The standout program for flat-rate shipping is FedEx One Rate: fixed prices for FedEx Express boxes regardless of weight (up to 50 lbs) — and on FedEx 2Day and Express Saver the price doesn't change with distance either ($12.75 envelope to $42.75 extra-large box, published rates effective February 2026). For long-distance shipments of dense or heavy items, FedEx One Rate frequently beats USPS Priority Mail Flat Rate. FedEx's drop-off network — over 60,000 locations including Walgreens and Dollar General — makes it easy to ship without a dedicated pickup. For sellers who ship across the weight spectrum, FedEx Ground Economy (formerly SmartPost) handles lightweight, non-urgent e-commerce shipments at rates that undercut standard Ground.