Why should I purchase a barcode number from you?
ShipAIM2024-08-31T01:14:53+00:00Our company offers affordable barcodes at a one-off price. Low cost – one barcode is only 2 USD No ongoing fees. No Subscription. Our barcodes are a one-off price, we don’t charge any annual fees. No compulsory membership, no time-consuming forms, and no restrictions on they ways in which you choose to use your barcode numbers. You own your barcode for life, and you can use it however you want to. Plus we give extra 20% barcodes to our customers as a gift for each 100 barcodes you order. Quick service! We usually process orders within hours of receiving them (contact us if you need your barcodes urgently).
If I get a barcode from you, how will I receive it?
ShipAIM2024-08-31T01:08:53+00:00If you order a barcode package through our website here or via email, you will receive your barcode by email with the images,text or excel file as attached files (BMP, EMF, xlsx). If you have an account on our site, you could login to your account and download the codes directly. Our all orders on barcode are delivered in minimum an hour and less than 8 hours.
Do I have to be a registered company to order a barcode?
ShipAIM2024-08-31T01:03:24+00:00No, you do not have to be a registered company to purchase a barcode from us. You can buy barcodes as an individual person or as a company – it is your choice.
Are your barcodes suitable for any retail product?
ShipAIM2024-08-31T00:58:25+00:00Yes. All retail products worldwide use an EAN or UPC barcode – and these are the type of barcodes that we sell.
What’s the Difference Between UPC and EAN?
ShipAIM2024-08-31T00:53:14+00:00UPC’s are the most commonly used bar codes in the United States. EAN’s (European Article Number) are used internationally. Nowadays, most places will accept both product UPC codes and EAN codes, although if you are planning on selling your products outside of the United States, an EAN code might be best for you. EAN format bar codes contain 13 digits, leading with a “0” in front of the standard GTIN-12 digit UPC code. Both bar codes, however, are identical.
Do I need to get barcodes for my products?
ShipAIM2024-08-31T00:43:23+00:00We highly recommend that you get barcodes for your products, because more and more retailers are changing to a barcoding system. Although it is optional for retailers to use a barcode system (and barcode scanners) to process orders and keep track of their stock, the system is incredibly useful as it simplifies the sales process. For this reason, retailers are increasingly incorporating barcodes into their stores – and in the near future you may find that some of your retailers are requiring you to put barcodes onto your products If you are an Amazon or eBay seller you need to get a barcode for your products to list them.
What is an EAN Code?
ShipAIM2024-08-30T15:18:49+00:00The European Article Number (EAN) is a barcode standard, a 12- or 13-digit product identification code. Each EAN uniquely identifies the product, manufacturer, and its attributes; typically, the EAN is printed on a product label or packaging as a bar code. An EAN code is a unique combination of figures used to identify an object on the basis of a European system ('EAN' stands for 'European Article Numbering').
What is a Bar Code?
ShipAIM2024-08-30T15:06:54+00:00A barcode (or bar code) is a unique sequence of digits that is used to identify an item or product. Most barcodes on retail products are in either EAN (13 digit) or UPC (12 digit) format. A barcode number can be turned into a barcode image (vertical black bars). When a barcode images is scanned at a checkout counter, product information will appear on the checkout screen.