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Stickready vs AZLabels
Pick AZLabels if you want Instant Prints, one click inside Seller Central that sends labels straight to your printer, or you also need box, pallet, eBay or UPS labels in the same tool. Pick Stickready if you’d rather not install an extension, want your files to stay on your computer, want your printer calibrated to the millimeter, or want to pay once for labels (300 labels for $9, credits never expire) instead of a subscription. AZLabels doesn’t publish its paid prices (as of 2026-11-09); Stickready’s are on its pricing page.
Side by side
| Stickready | AZLabels | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A web page; nothing to install; any browser | Browser extension for Chrome and Firefox |
| How you start | Drop Amazon’s label PDF (any layout), a spreadsheet or a pasted list | One click on the Seller Central page |
| Printing | Print button opens the system print dialog at the label size; Download PDF | Instant Prints: straight to the printer |
| Printers | Rollo, Zebra (incl. ZD220/ZD230), Dymo LabelWriter 4XL, 5XL, 450, 550, Brother QL-800/810W/820NWB, MUNBYN, Phomemo, TSC, laser and inkjet sheets | Dymo, Zebra, Rollo |
| Label sizes | 2 × 1, 2.25 × 1.25, 3 × 2, 4 × 6 in, 50 × 30 mm, Dymo 30334/30336, Brother DK-1209/DK-22205, custom; Avery 5160/5167, A4 21/24/27/40/44-up | Common thermal sizes |
| Calibration to your printer | Yes: one test label, two measurements, saved per printer | Not seen |
| Start at any sticker on a used sheet | Yes, and it remembers the next free one | Not applicable (thermal rolls) |
| Several SKUs at once | Yes, with separator labels between SKUs on rolls | Yes |
| Extra text | One extra line: expiry, lot, “Sold as set”, suffocation warning | Not seen |
| Other labels | Walmart GTIN labels; FBA box labels on 4 × 6 | eBay, UPS, box labels, pallet labels |
| Your files | Processed in your browser; nothing uploaded; free labels and Pro print offline | Processed on their servers |
| Free | 100 labels a month, every feature | 100 products + 10 shipping labels a month |
| One-time purchase | 300 labels for $9 or 1,000 for $19; credits never expire | None |
| Paid plans | Pro: $12 a month or $96 a year, unlimited | Not published on its pricing page |
| Support | Email ([email protected]), a help page and a troubleshooting wizard by symptom | Email, reply promised within 24 hours; 1 hour and a setup call on the enterprise plan |
AZLabels facts as of 2026-11-09, from its own site (sources below). “Not seen” means we didn’t find it there, not that it can’t be done.
When AZLabels is the better choice
- You want the fewest clicks. Instant Prints sends labels to the printer from inside Seller Central: no file, no print dialog.
- You print more than item labels. AZLabels also does box and pallet labels, eBay and UPS labels. Stickready does item labels and FBA box labels, but not pallet, eBay or carrier labels.
- You want a promised reply time. AZLabels promises an email reply within 24 hours, and 1 hour plus a setup call on its enterprise plan.
Where Stickready is different
- Nothing to install. Stickready is a web page, so it works in any modern browser, Safari included, and on a computer where you can’t add extensions.
- Your files stay on your computer. Nothing is uploaded. After the first visit, free labels and Pro print offline (spending credits needs a quick connection). Turn Wi-Fi off and try it.
- Calibration that sticks. Print one test label, measure two gaps, and every label moves into place, saved per printer.
- Sheets as well as rolls. Avery 5160 and A4 21/24/27/40/44-up, starting at any sticker on a half-used sheet.
- Prices you can see. 100 labels a month free, 300 labels for $9 with credits that never expire, or Pro at $12 a month. Pricing.
Switching takes one step
There’s nothing to export. Download the item label PDF from Seller Central as usual, in any layout, and drop it into Stickready. A spreadsheet with FNSKU, title, condition and quantity columns works too. Your first 100 labels each month are free.
Sources
Visited 2026-11-09. Stickready is not affiliated with AZLabels, Amazon or Walmart. Names are used only to compare.
Updated November 9, 2026