How to make a return shipping label

Give your AI assistant the return address from the store's return instructions and the package weight. No Errands quotes the rates, buys the one you approve, and gives you a USPS QR code by default, so you can drop the package at the counter with no printer.

How to do it with No Errands

Connect No Errands once. Add No Errands to Claude, ChatGPT or another MCP client with the address https://api.noerrands.com/mcp and sign in with your email. The steps for each assistant are below. You do this once for every errand.
Add credits if you need them. A new account starts at $0.00. Ask your assistant to add credits and it gives you a checkout link. You pay in your own browser, never in the chat.
Give it the addresses and the weight. Tell the assistant where the package goes from and to, and what it weighs. Add the box size if you know it.
Compare the rates for free. The assistant gets real rates from USPS, UPS, FedEx and other carriers and shows you the carrier, the service, the delivery days and the price.
Approve one. It buys only the rate you picked, and only after your yes.
Get the label. You get a PDF label to print, or for USPS a QR code you show at the counter so they print it for you.

What to type

Once No Errands is connected, you can ask like this:

Make a return label for these shoes, 3 lb, to the returns address in this email, from my home address. Use the cheapest USPS option with a QR code.

The assistant checks first, shows you what it is about to do and the price, and waits for your yes.

What it costs

Item	Price
Shipping label	The carrier rate x 1.42, plus $1.50, shown before you buy
Rates and quotes	Free
USPS pickup from your door	Free
Tracking a package, any carrier	Free

Every price is quoted before you approve. See full pricing.

Connect No Errands to your AI assistant

You do this once. One connection covers every errand, and the address is the same everywhere: https://api.noerrands.com/mcp.

Claude: open Claude's connector settings and choose Add custom connector. Name it No Errands, paste https://api.noerrands.com/mcp, click Add, then Connect.
ChatGPT: go to Settings, then Apps & Connectors, then Advanced, and turn on Developer mode. Create a connector with the address https://api.noerrands.com/mcp and authentication set to OAuth.
Claude Code: run claude mcp add --transport http errands https://api.noerrands.com/mcp, then type /mcp and sign in.
Cursor, Meta Muse and other MCP clients: add https://api.noerrands.com/mcp as a streamable HTTP server and sign in, or get an API key and send it as a bearer token.

Signing in asks for your email and a 6-digit code we email you. Then choose Allow read and spend credits, or Allow read-only if you only want quotes and status. A new account starts at $0.00: ask your assistant to add credits and it gives you a checkout link to pay in your own browser.

Ready to try it? Connect No Errands to Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client once, then ask in plain words. You approve every price before anything happens.

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Questions people ask

Where does the return address come from?

From you, or from the merchant's own return instructions. The assistant is not allowed to guess an address.

Should I use the store's free label instead?

If the store gives you a free label, use it. This is for returns where you pay the postage yourself.

Is it cheaper than the post office counter?

Not always. Small packages can cost up to about a third more than the counter price; heavier ones come close to it and some cost less. You are paying to skip the trip and the line. The assistant shows you the price before it buys.

What if I do not use the label?

Ask the assistant to void it before it is scanned. A void is a refund request: the credits come back when the carrier confirms, which takes about 15 days or more for USPS.

How do I pay?

With prepaid credits. You can buy $2.49 for a single letter, or $10.00 for $12.50 of credit (one free letter), $25.00 for $32.50 of credit (three free letters) and $50.00 for $67.50 of credit (seven free letters); every pack credits more than it costs, and credits never expire. Your assistant gives you a checkout link and you pay in your own browser.