We Make Growing Your Business Simple

Ship is about getting the most out of your business and life by helping small businesses compete against e-commerce giants by saving time, improving productivity, and simply, making life easier.

Our Mission

We help entreprenuers dreams become a reality.

Ship.com helps online business owners become successful and achieve their dreams by providing simple, easy-to-use tools to streamline the not-so-fun side of running a small business: shipping operations. With , you can leverage our integrated marketing tools like email and rewards to increase customer retention and maintain loyal customers.

What makes us different?

Our customers are at the center of everything we do. We obsess over their needs and go above and beyond the call of duty to improve our service and solutions.

We work together, as a team, internally and externally, to tackle any challenges head-on.

We lead teams with transparency and open discussions. We share relevant information to achieve greater goals as we understand that power doesn’t come from withholding information.

We believe that if you're going to do something, you should do it right or not at all. We understand that mistakes can happen, but when they do, we take responsibility for them and learn from them.

Action and adaptability create opportunity. We understand change is inevitable and lead ourselves through chaotic and uncertain times by taking on calculated risks and greater challenges.

Joe’s Story

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Our Founder, Joe DiSorbo, is an accomplished, self-made technology entrepreneur.

He is passionate about macroeconomis, the freedom to create new businesses, and the opportunity to forge your own destiny. With a proven track record of conceptualizing and creating new ideas that solve problems and create value, he energizes his team with vision and drives results focused on metrics and continuous improvement. Previously, he founded Webgistix Corporation, an ecommerce software and order fulfillment company, to compete with large retailers like Amazon. In 2013, it was acquired by Rakuten, the largest online retailer in Japan.