This article is for anyone who ships US purchases abroad through MyUS, or is thinking about it, and wants to see how Viabox compares. Both are package-forwarding services: you get a US address, shop at US stores, and the company sends your parcels on to you. Viabox is the company publishing this page, so treat this as one side of the comparison and check the other side yourself.<\/p>\n
A note on sources.<\/strong> Viabox details come from viabox.com pages and MyUS details come from the MyUS pricing page, both read in October 2026. Where a detail is not included, the table says “see their site”. Prices and plans change, so check both sites before you decide.<\/p>\n Package forwarders work the same way at a basic level. You receive a US street address. You use it at online stores that ship only within the US, or that give better prices to US buyers. Parcels arrive at the forwarder’s warehouse, you decide what to ship, and the forwarder sends it to your country through an international carrier. Most forwarders can also hold several parcels so you can combine them into one shipment. The specific terms (fees, storage time, carriers, countries) differ, and those are the parts that decide your cost.<\/p>\n Viabox details are as of October 2026 and come from the Viabox FAQ<\/a>, the Viabox home page<\/a> and the Viabox shoppers page<\/a>. MyUS details are as of October 2026 and come from the MyUS pricing page<\/a>.<\/p>\nWhat both services do<\/h2>\n
Comparison table<\/h2>\n