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Partners · 3PLs, agencies, accountants, brokers

Your clients get asked for EPR numbers.

Introduce them to us. We prepare and file the registrations.

You store their stock, build their store, keep their books or clear their goods. Then a marketplace asks one of them for an EPR number, in a country or a stream you don't handle. Introduce them to us. We prepare and file their registration, then their declaration every year, country by country, and they deal with us directly.

Ask about partner terms See the widget

A person answers. Terms are agreed in writing.

Who this is for

You see their shipments. You don't file their EPR.

Four kinds of business stand next to a non-resident seller when EPR comes up. The question reaches you first, and filing it is not what your clients pay you for.

  • 3PLs and fulfilment centres

    Their stock sits in your warehouse and ships from it to several countries. Each country keeps its own registers, and who has to register depends on where the seller is established and how it sells.

  • E-commerce agencies

    You build and run their store or their marketplace listings. If you manage the marketplace account, the request for an EPR number lands with you.

  • Accountants and tax advisers

    You file their VAT in the EU. EPR is not part of the VAT return: it has its own registers, its own schemes and its own calendar in each country.

  • Customs brokers

    You clear their goods into the EU. Clearing customs registers nobody for EPR: the obligation follows the goods onto each national market.

If you run your clients' compliance yourself and want us to do the filing behind you, that is a different set-up. See what agencies and 3PLs can delegate

What we do for your clients

We prepare and file. The authority decides.

Your client goes through the same five steps as anyone who comes to us directly, at the same published price: €299 a year per country, before scheme and authority fees. Nothing is charged before they accept a written quote.

  1. Scope check

    You answer six questions. No account, no card.

    Free

  2. Human review

    A person checks the route and tells you exactly what is missing.

    Free

  3. Itemised quote

    We put our fee and the known third-party costs on separate lines.

    Free

  4. Accept and pay

    This is the first time anything is charged.

    Your client pays

  5. Submission and tracking

    We file the agreed work and record every response and next date.

    Your client pays

We prepare and submit each file. The register and the scheme decide whether and when to accept it. See our fees

How an introduction works

You introduce. Your client deals with us.

There is no partner account and no form. An introduction is an email, or a link to the scope check.

  1. Write to us

    Say what you do, which countries your clients ship to and which streams they ask about. We agree the terms with you in writing, and give you an id for your links.

  2. Introduce a client

    Write to them with hello@shippeu.com in copy, or send them to the scope check. The widget below does it from your site, with your id in its link.

  3. We take it from there

    A person reads their answers and sends a written quote. Your client accepts it and pays us directly, and the register issues the producer number in their name.

Terms are agreed with each partner, in writing, before your first introduction. They are not published here.

For your site

Show where we file. It follows our coverage.

A frame for your site: the countries and streams we file, from the same source as our coverage page, and a button to the scope check with your id in its link. It loads no analytics tag and sets no cookie of ours, so it asks your visitors nothing.

Paste this code where the frame should appear, and replace your-id with the id we give you.

<iframe src="https://shippeu.com/widget?partner=your-id" title="Where ShippEU files EPR, by country and stream" width="360" height="560" style="border:0;max-width:100%" loading="lazy"></iframe>
<p style="font-size:13px">EPR coverage by <a href="https://shippeu.com/?utm_source=your-id&amp;utm_medium=affiliate&amp;utm_campaign=partners&amp;utm_content=widget" rel="nofollow">ShippEU</a></p>
  • Keep the credit line under the frame. Its link names us and carries rel="nofollow", as search engines expect from a widget.
  • The frame is 360 × 560 pixels, and narrows to fit a smaller column.
  • Its links open in a new tab, on shippeu.com.
Preview

Tell us who your clients are. We'll say what we can file for them.

Write to a person with what you do, the countries your clients ship to and the streams they ask about. You get a straight answer on what we cover, and the terms of an introduction in writing.

Ask about partner terms See all countries

A person answers. Terms are agreed in writing.

Or write to hello@shippeu.com from your own mailbox.

Last source review: 11 November 2026