Find a drop-off location
Enter a postal code, or share your location, to see where UPS, FedEx, Purolator and UniUni take labelled parcels near you, nearest first. Choose the carriers to show.
Enter a postal code to see drop-off locations near it, nearest first.
Results come from Google Maps and can include a depot or office that doesn’t take drop-offs. Check the carrier’s own finder before you go:
Where each carrier takes parcels
- UPSThe UPS Store, UPS Access Point locations (some Staples stores among them), UPS Customer Centres and Authorized Shipping Outlets.UPS drop-off and pickup
- FedExFedEx Ship Centres, Authorized ShipCentres, FedEx OnSite counters at stores such as Staples, and drop boxes for small parcels.FedEx drop-off and pickup
- PurolatorShipping Centres, Authorized Shipping Agents, drop boxes, Quick Stop kiosks and lockers, and partner stores such as Staples.Purolator drop-off and pickup
- UniUniUniUni Stores and UniUni Points, counters in partner shops, listed in Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia and Alberta.UniUni drop-off and pickup
Questions about dropping off a parcel
Where can I drop off a parcel with a prepaid label?
At a location of the carrier on the label. UPS takes labelled parcels at The UPS Store and UPS Access Point locations, FedEx at its Ship Centres, Authorized ShipCentres and OnSite counters, Purolator at its Shipping Centres, agents, drop boxes and partner stores, and UniUni at its Stores and Points.
Can I drop off one carrier's parcel at another carrier's location?
No. A location takes the carriers it works with, so a UPS parcel goes to a UPS location. Some stores work with more than one carrier: some Staples stores take UPS, FedEx and Purolator parcels. Each carrier's own finder lists what a store takes.
Why should I check with the carrier before I go?
The locations come from Google Maps, searched when you ask. Google can list a carrier's depot or office that doesn't serve the public, and hours change, so the carrier's own finder is the final word on what a location takes and when it's open.
Do you keep my postal code or my location?
No. It goes to Google Maps once, to find the locations near it, and we keep neither it nor the results.
Where the locations come from
The locations come from Google Maps, searched for each carrier when you ask, and we don’t keep them. A location shows only when Google names it as the carrier’s, within 25 km of the postal code or your location. Each carrier's own finder has every location, with hours.
Compare four carriers in one quote
UniUni, Purolator, UPS and FedEx in one account, paid per label.