With the second option, you will file claims with both Shipsurance and with the carrier for the remaining value of the product.ĭomestic Priority Mail labels come with $100 of included coverage That's why we recommend this option you only file one claim! but for the majority of claims, the process stays with Shipsurance. At times, they may still ask you to file a claim with the carrier. With the first option, the process is streamlined through Shipsurance. Underinsure your product with the expectation of filing a separate claim with the carrier (for instance, if you're sending a Priority Mail package worth $300, you can choose to enter just $200 in the "Declared Value" field when adding insurance to your label, since Priority Mail labels on Pirate Ship come with $100 of built-in insurance already) Insure the full value of the product you're sending by entering its full value in the "Declared Value" field (this is what we recommend) When purchasing additional coverage for your shipment through Shipsurance, you have two options: but you can also choose to insure your shipment solely through Shipsurance. Third-party insurance that you purchase on Pirate Ship can be "added on top" of the built-in USPS insurance and UPS carrier liability. $400 for USPS First Class Package International and Simple Export Rateģrd party insurance can stack on top of carrier insurance $1,000 for USPS First Class Package Service Here's the breakdown of how much insurance costs on Pirate Ship:ĭomestic Shipments: $0.75 for up to $50, then $0.80 per $100 Note in the event that you have to file a claim, you will have to prove the value that you declared. For USPS and UPS services that include coverage such as Priority Mail® or 2nd Day Air®, this will only add 3rd-party insurance if you declare $101 or more.
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