All In One Australia Post Ship

Should you install it?

This is a single-carrier label-buying app for Australian stores with an AusPost MyPost Business account: select orders, pick packaging, buy labels in bulk, and the order auto-fulfils with tracking sent to the customer. On that narrow job the evidence is strong and consistent across 19 months — it saves real time, it is cheaper than the alternatives merchants switched from, it handles flat-rate satchels the standard integration reportedly does not, and support answers fast and will build small custom changes for you. The things to check before installing are all recent and all unresolved in public: the free-label counter reportedly does not auto-reset and needs a support ticket ([0063], Sept 2026), the free allowance described dropped from 100/month in 2025 reviews to 30 per cycle in that one, an April 2026 update added a step before printing and made custom packaging revert ([5544]), and you cannot work from an iPhone ([1454]). Nothing in the reviews tells you how it behaves at volume, or whether the live checkout rates in the tagline work at all — no reviewer mentions them. Install it if you are a small Australian desktop-based shop; ask support in writing about the free-label reset and mobile use before you commit.

Fair evidence. Volume is decent (129 reviews, 91 with text) and the core use case is described consistently by long-tenure users, so the 'what it's good at' findings are solid. But the negative signal is almost nonexistent — one 2★ and five text-free sub-5★ ratings — so the failure picture rests on two or three reviews and cannot be cross-checked. 29% of reviewers had the app under a month and several glowing reviews come from stores with hours of use, which suggests some onboarding solicitation and inflates the support theme. The app is also only 19 months old, with no evidence at all about higher volumes, checkout rates, or any market outside Australia.

What will annoy you

Screen friction after an update: an extra step before printing, and packaging selection reverting off custom packaging instead of sticking: 3 reviews, rising, last seen 2026-09.

How the developer behaves when it breaks

One named person (Subham/Shubham) answers chat fast, sometimes by phone or video call, and frequently ships small custom changes: a description swap on international parcels within a day ([8917]), custom features during onboarding ([1544], [4477]), a workaround built to order ([0147]), a suggestion adopted quickly ([5949]). One documented defect closure sits in the public record: the request to see full order details on one screen ([9968]) drew a reply saying it had shipped, and later reviewers describe exactly that ([5058], [4730]). [1355] edited their review to 'The problems that I had have been fixed.' Against that, the three specific defects reported in 2026 — iPhone interface [1454], non-resetting free-label counter [0063], packaging selection reverting after an update [5544] — have no public evidence of closure, and [0063] was edited as recently as Sept 2026 still describing the manual workaround. So: very responsive, reliably good at small bespoke tweaks, not demonstrably closing the bugs people complain about.