Track and get real-time status updates for Whats Ship shipments.
24hTrack is a free lookup site, not Whats Ship. We don't sell or deliver parcels — we show you the scans the carrier has published.
WhatsShip is a cross-border logistics company for online sellers, not a national postal service. Its own site describes the business as "direct lines from China to global markets" with overseas warehousing, air freight and an open API for sellers, and it gives its name as WhatsShip Logistics Inc. So the parcel you are waiting for was almost certainly bought from a store that chose WhatsShip to move it, which is why the name usually appears for the first time on a tracking number rather than at checkout.
What that means for the timeline is the useful part. WhatsShip moves the parcel out of China and a local carrier completes the delivery, so a WhatsShip number reads as one journey written by two different hands: origin scans in WhatsShip's own wording, then arrival, customs clearance, and finally local scans phrased by whoever knocks on the door. On parcels followed on the 24hTrack platform the local carrier is most often USPS in the United States; Evri in the UK and Italian postal scans also show up.
Of the WhatsShip numbers pasted here over the last 90 days, 91% came back with at least one scan and 88% with a full multi-step history, averaging about 18 scans per parcel — so if a WhatsShip number shows nothing at all, it is much more likely to be a number that has not been handed over yet than a limit of what can be shown.
Ships for: Online stores shipping from China to the United States, the UK and Europe, Marketplace and direct-to-consumer sellers buying a consolidated shipping line, Shoppers who only ever see the name WhatsShip on a tracking number
Tracking number format: WS, then 17 digits, then DL — 21 characters in total (for example WS12345678901234567DL)
Typical delivery time: Measured on WhatsShip parcels followed on the 24hTrack platform, a delivered scan arrives a median of 5 days after the number is first tracked here, and 80% within 10 days. Treat that as the back half of the trip: a WhatsShip number is usually first looked up once the parcel has already left the origin warehouse, so counting from the day you ordered will be longer.
Knowing where your parcel is makes it easier to plan the day you collect it. With 24hTrack you don't need an account on Whats Ship's website. Paste the tracking number in the box above and we work out which carrier it belongs to and show you every scan Whats Ship has published, on one page.
Official carrier website: www.whatsship.com
Every WhatsShip number seen on this page has the same shape: the letters WS, then 17 digits, then the letters DL — 21 characters in total. If what you are holding has a different shape, it is probably the shop's own order reference rather than the WhatsShip number. Ask the seller for the number that starts with WS.
They are the same company; people type the name several ways. WhatsShip Logistics Inc. is the full name on its own website at whatsship.com, and "whats ship", "whatships" and "whatsship" all refer to it. Whichever way you spell it, paste the WS number and the scans are the same.
A local carrier does the final leg. WhatsShip carries the parcel out of China and hands it over in the destination country, so the last scans are written by whoever delivers at your address. On parcels followed here that is most often USPS in the United States, with Evri in the UK and Italian postal scans also appearing. This is why a WhatsShip timeline can sound like two companies — because it is.
The two quiet stretches are the flight and customs. Once a parcel has left the origin facility there is nothing to scan until it lands, and clearance can add a day or more with no visible update. A gap of a few days in the middle of a WhatsShip journey is ordinary; a gap after an "out for delivery" scan is the one worth asking the seller about.
Measured on parcels followed here, a delivered scan comes a median of 5 days after the number is first tracked, and 80% land within 10 days. That clock starts when the number first appears here rather than when you ordered, so add the seller's own handling time to get the full wait.
No. Paste the number and whatever scans exist are shown free, with no sign-up. An account is only useful if you are following several parcels and want them kept in a list that updates itself.
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