Due to the madness of the Asylum I have now received and shipped a good number of boxes. I use Click n Ship most of the time to print labels and pay for postage. I have received some odd sized boxes in the past such as shoe boxes, smaller than medium but still cube shaped boxes, non-priority plain Jane brown boxes, and an assortment of other random sizes/styles, all of which have the Click n Ship labels on them. However, when I use Click n Ship I see no options for anything but the "regular" priority boxes. Does anyone have insight on this?

Thanks in advance!
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The non-USPS supplied box shipping price is the 3rd one down on the "service and postage options" screen. Right below the Express mail and right above the priority flat rate envelope.

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Found it! Never would have occurred to me. Thanks Adam! So, I guess the box size doesn't matter in this situation?

Any info on the random priority box sizes? Do I just use the option detailed by Adam?
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Any boxes that are not Flat Rate are based upon weight and size. You need to input both into the ClickNShip to get the right price. :-)
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Unless they are over a certain size all you need is the weight. I believe over 84 inches total length and girth.

https://sss-web.usps.com/cns/html/po...uirements.html
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I know the box i sent to Keith<Big Ash> with the weight and everything since it had buncha stuff plus a shoe box in it with styrofoam and a heavy thing big coffee mug and over 12 oz of coffee only cost me $15.75 shipping. and at the post office when i was asking the guy what I should do since they didn't have a box to fit it in he measured my big box full of packaging materials and said with the weight itd only cost me .75 to use that box. So like I said a large box and lotsa weight was only 15.75
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Any input on the shoebox option?
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It will work just fine. All you have to do is follow the example above, input length-width-height and weight. If you don't input all the info, you will end up owing more when you get to the post office.
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Thank you.
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