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Pigee is a global shipping and cross-border commerce platform using AI to make quoting, customs, payments, tracking and international selling simpler for merchants and logistics partners.
Help customers buy in store and ship home later without awkward courier guesswork.
Connect ecommerce stores, automate shipping and make cross-border checkout smoother.
Manage client shipments, generate labels, track parcels and access more carrier options.
Ship fragile, high-value pieces with smarter customs, tracking and buyer confidence.
Send personal goods across borders with clearer delivery options and fewer surprises.
Use automation for quote comparison, customs paperwork, HS code support and tracking.
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Pigee combines live shipping quotes, checkout, tracking, customs support and marketplace visibility in one operating system.
Explore Pigee →Visibility is only half the challenge. Artists also need a simple way to sell and ship work to global buyers.
Read more →Reliable delivery windows, clearer tracking and better cross-border workflows can help fix global shipping pain.
Read more →A guide for artists who need to position, present and sell their work with more confidence.
Read more →How art gallery delivery can become safer and easier, from packaging to customs support.
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Create Account Book a Demo For the past few years, shipping between Asia and Europe has had to take the long way around. Now, some major carriers are starting to turn back. On September 14, 2026, Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd announced that four additional services will return to the Suez Canal

Book a Demo Create Account Pigee Inc. Acquires 55% Stake in ShipAfrica: A Bigger Step Into Africa’s Logistics Future Africa’s logistics market is growing quickly, but building the infrastructure needed to support cross-border commerce is no small task. For Pigee Inc., the next step is not to build everything from

Book a Demo Create Account Christmas may still feel months away, but for UK retailers and international sellers, the festive shopping season is already beginning. In fact, waiting until December to think about Christmas shipping could be one of the costliest mistakes a business makes. UK shoppers are increasingly starting

Book a Demo Create Account international sales opens your business to a much bigger customer base. But there is one part of the customer journey that businesses often overlook, Educating the customer about what happens after they click “Buy.” A customer in Nigeria buying from a UK business, or a

Book a Demo Create Account The global customs reset – what is actually happening in 2026? Governments are rethinking how they handle the millions of small parcels generated by cross-border e-commerce. The traditional de minimis model, where low-value imports can enter with reduced or zero customs duties, was designed for

Create Account Book a Demo As of 1 July 2026, the European Union removed the customs-duty exemption that previously applied to imported goods valued at €150 or less. For businesses selling from outside the EU, this means that even relatively small parcels can now attract customs duty. And there’s another