PackageTrack - Package Tracker

Track packages from USPS, UPS, FedEx, DHL and more in one place. Automatic status checks and delivery alerts, no account needed.

PackageTrack is a free package tracker for Chrome that keeps every shipment you're waiting on in one tidy list. Paste a tracking number, and PackageTrack figures out the carrier, checks the status for you, and lets you know the moment your package is delivered. No account, no phone app, no juggling five carrier websites. ONE LIST FOR ALL YOUR ORDERS PackageTrack works with USPS, UPS, FedEx, DHL and several other carriers. Ordered from an online store, a marketplace seller, or a shop overseas? Add the tracking number and see its latest status next to all your other deliveries. HOW IT WORKS 1. Click the PackageTrack icon in your toolbar. 2. Paste a tracking number. The carrier is detected automatically. 3. Give it a name if you like ("New headphones" is easier to remember than 22 digits) and press Track. That's it. From then on, PackageTrack checks the status for you. FEATURES • Automatic status updates: PackageTrack checks your packages every 10 minutes while your browser is open. Press refresh anytime for an instant update. • Delivery notifications: get a desktop notification when a package is delivered. • Clear statuses at a glance: label created, in transit, out for delivery, delivered, or a delivery problem, each with the carrier's latest scan. • Carrier auto-detection: paste a tracking number and PackageTrack picks the carrier for you. • Right-click to add: select a tracking number in a shipping confirmation email or an order page, right-click, and choose "Add to PackageTrack". • Toolbar badge: a small count on the icon tells you when a package's status changed, and only then. • Organize your list: rename packages, drag them into order, copy a tracking number in one click, or jump to the carrier's own tracking page. • Syncs with your browser: if Chrome sync is on, your package list follows you to your other computers. • Quiet by design: checks happen in the background. When a carrier's site needs a full page, PackageTrack opens it in a background tab tucked into a collapsed tab group and closes it seconds later. No pop-up windows, no stolen focus. • Available in 17 languages. PRIVATE BY DESIGN PackageTrack doesn't have servers that see your tracking numbers. Your browser asks each carrier directly, the same as visiting their website yourself, and your list is stored in your browser. There's no account to create, no analytics in the extension, and no ads. We don't sell or share your data. Read the full privacy policy at https://packagetrack.com/privacy WHO IT'S FOR • Online shoppers waiting on several orders at once • Anyone tired of digging through shipping emails to find a tracking link • Small sellers keeping an eye on outgoing shipments • Households that want to know when a delivery is about to arrive FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Is PackageTrack free? Yes. No subscription and no account. How often does it check my packages? Every 10 minutes while your browser is open, and whenever you press refresh. Once a package is delivered, PackageTrack stops checking it. Why does a "PackageTrack" tab group appear sometimes? Some carriers only show tracking on a full web page. PackageTrack loads that page in a background tab inside a collapsed group, reads the status, and closes it. It never switches your tabs. Do you see my packages? No. Checks go straight from your browser to the carrier. Your packages never pass through a PackageTrack server. Stop refreshing tracking pages. Add PackageTrack to Chrome and know where every package is at a glance. PackageTrack is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any carrier. Carrier names are trademarks of their owners.