A US forwarding address or a European one?
MyUS, Shipito and Stackry give you an address in the United States so you can order from American webshops and have the parcels sent on. DZH Transport gives you an address in the Netherlands for Dutch and European webshops. They serve a different market, so this is not a head-to-head; the table shows how each one works, with a source for every fact.
Last checked on 2026-10-19. Each cell names its source; what we could not verify is marked 'unknown'.
Side by side
| Feature | DZH Transport | MyUS | Shipito | Stackry |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Address country | The Netherlands | United States (Florida) and United Kingdom (source) | United States (California, Oregon), plus Austria and Japan (source) | United States (Nashua, New Hampshire) (source) |
| Subscription | None — you pay per shipment, no minimum term | Single Package $0 a month; Premium $9.99 a month or $60 a year (source) | Account without fee or Premium membership; the Premium price is not on the rates page (source) | No membership fee; $2 receiving fee per incoming parcel (source) |
| Storage at no charge | 7 days | 14 days (Single Package) / 30 days (Premium) at no charge (source) | 7 days (basic account) / 45 days or more (Premium) at no charge (source) | 45 days at no charge, then $0.08 per day per pound (source) |
| Insurance | Up to €99 as standard, more on request before shipping | unknown | Optional, from $3 per shipment; a photo of the contents is required (source) | First $100 of value covered at no charge, then $5 per $100 (minimum $10) (source) |
| ID requirement | No ID verification | unknown | unknown | unknown |
| Price known in advance | Yes — in the calculator, before you order | TruePrice: rate on actual weight only, no volumetric weight; customs and insurance extra (source) | Shipping calculator page plus sample rates per country on the homepage (source) | Calculator with a page per destination; all fees on one rates page (source) |
Our honest take
Which one you need follows from where you shop. Ordering from Amazon.com, Walmart or a US brand that will not ship abroad? Then you need a US address, and all three services above do that job; the differences are in membership, storage days and how the price is built up, so read their rates pages. Ordering from bol.com, Coolblue, Zalando or a German shop that only delivers inside the EU? Then a US address does nothing for you and you need a European one, which is what we offer. Some people use both, for different purchases. Where we do differ in model: we have no membership and the price is known before you order; in return our storage window is shorter than theirs, so plan your orders to arrive close together.
Your EU address