InPost – Tale Commerce

InPost, officially listed on the Shopify App Store as InPost – Tale Commerce, is a Shopify app in the Shipping rates category. Built for Shopify, our app lets customers choose InPost Lockers (Paczkomaty InPost) and InPost Shops (PaczkoPunkty) directly at checkout. No theme modifications or coding knowledge required. Setup takes just a few minutes with no developer help. Runs independently of InPost servers, staying stable even during their outages. Integrates seamlessly with BaseLinker, Apilo, and Furgonetka - the selected pickup point is automatically recognized. Carrier Calculated Shipping is required for the app to work (unavailable on the Basic Shopify plan) - detailed instructions appear after installation, before payment. Supported countries: Austria, Belgium, France, Hungary, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Spain, United Kingdom. It averages 4.70 out of 5 across 50 merchant reviews on the Shopify App Store.

InPost offers a free plan and a single paid plan at $19/month. The free plan includes Shopify Partner dev stores only, Won't work on live stores, and For pre-launch testing. The paid plan unlocks advanced features like additional integrations, automations, and deeper customization.

Yes — InPost offers a free plan alongside paid options. The free plan includes Shopify Partner dev stores only, Won't work on live stores, and For pre-launch testing. Paid plans start at $19/month for advanced features.

InPost launched on April 9, 2020 — over 6 years on the Shopify App Store. In that time it has gathered 50 merchant reviews.

Yes — InPost carries Shopify's Built for Shopify badge. This certification is awarded to apps that meet Shopify's published standards for performance, ease of use, and merchant value, and is reviewed by the Shopify team rather than self-declared by the developer.

Merchants commonly compare InPost with Zapiet, Pickup Delivery Date Pickeasy, ShipX, and Packlink PRO Shipping Platform. Each alternative covers a similar use case but differs on pricing model, integration depth, and the specific themes merchants praise in reviews — see the alternatives section above for a side-by-side.

3% of analyzed merchant reviews are negative. The pain points most often raised in critical reviews are integration, missing feature, and bug — see the review fingerprint above for the per-merchant detail.