Deliveries Package Tracker

• Monthly Plan — $1.99/month
• Monthly Plan — $19.99/year ($1.66/mo)
• Ads-Free — $1.99
• Support — $1.99
• Unlimited — $4.99

Last verified 30 Aug 2026

4.8 11563 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Is it worth it?

   Why pay a subscription to have more than one tracking listed. When the one tracking information you get for free is one day behind. That’s a big difference. First impressions are everything to me. Especially when you’re asking for my money.

   Jaytheme30 · 30 Aug 2026

2. 1/5Doesn’t update to match tracking

   I thought this would be a good solution for having to use several different shipping apps, but there are a few annoyances and a fatal flaw. As to why this app was designed with one shipment per page, while there’s a gigantic blank space under each page baffles me. Every other shipping app provides a list you can tap to see details, and there was no reason to reinvent that wheel. The flaw that makes this app virtually useless is that is does not consistently update when a shipment receives new information. I assume this app simply plugs the tracking number into the actual shipper’s website and displays the information provided. However, it will literally sometimes take days (if it ever correctly displays) to provide accurate tracking information. For an app this simple with such a specific purpose, not doing said one simple job makes it a one star for me (unfortunately, even after purchasing the upgraded version).

   thatguy4747 · 30 Aug 2026

3. 3/5Seems Good, But...

   When you click on the Privacy Policy, you get a 404 error message. Not comfortable giving my package details to an app whose Privacy Policy is unavailable. Also, it would be helpful to be able to test each delivery service before having to pay for the app. For example, a lot of tracking apps fail to track FedEx and/or UPS. And some fail with USPS. But I can only test one tracking number before having to decide whether to purchase. I'm looking for a replacement for the Parcel Track app which no longer tracks FedEx or UPS and so I can't justify buying this app without knowing whether it will do what I need it to do, which is a shame, because it appears pretty robust.

   adtcstoca · 30 Aug 2026

4. 3/5.

   To who it may concern My name is Renee Saylor and three days ago. Your delivery drivers were here to deliver a package that my brother-in-law had tried to send me three days in a row yesterday I left a note on the door where there is a doorbell camera saying to leave the package by my door, your delivery drivers did not knock on the door or ring the doorbell whatsoever because there was a 17 year-old and a 13 year-old here at the house and their father was in and out doing business and running errands just like I was I told my brother-in-law never use your services ever again and I will never ever send a package through your services everbecause of the way you are a very dissatisfied customer

   Oh sugar honey ice tea 67 · 30 Aug 2026

5. 1/5Abandonware. Avoid.

   I originally had high hopes for this app, after talking with the developer and being persuaded that he wanted to fix some of the inherent design issues as well as some bugs (currently app does not always recognize tracking numbers from the clipboard). Long story short, I paid $9.99 for a year subscription and I regret that decision. App continues to be broke, and developer is ghosting me. I would avoid this app. Sadly there are no decent app alternatives for unified tracking any longer, so good luck. PREVIOUS REVIEW I really wanted to like this app, despite the fact you can only add ONE, yes ONE tracking number before having to pay. Here are the things that really need improvement before I would consider paying for the app: 1. The info cards are HUGE. Please, consider using the real estate more wisely. Some single cards take up more than half the screen on an iPhone 14 Pro Max. This is crazy. 2. The info cards do not display the most important info! For instance, USPS first class packages say "Arriving on Time", but do not indicate the expected date! You can go onto the USPS website and it will show the expected date. Also, it does not say what type of service like First Class or Priority Mail. Lastly, why is the description I add to identify the item so small, and yet the USPS Logo and name so HUGE? 3. And the ads and subscription price. I can understand ads. I can understand limiting the number of items. But to have both and then ask $9.99 per year to get rid of them is too much to ask. I'd pay MAYBE $4.99 per year, but only if some other serious issues are fixed. 4. Alternatives are an app called "Deliveries", but unfortunately they dropped support for FedEx, so of limited usefulness. You can try the app “Shop”, but it tries to do too much other stuff. I have resorted to just using the individual UPS, FedEx, and USPS apps at the moment.

   cao-2000 · 30 Aug 2026

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