Store tracking
Amazon order tracking
Amazon delivers through its own network (Amazon Logistics / AMZL) and through carriers like UPS, USPS and Canada Post. Most orders track inside your Amazon account, but when a third-party carrier handles delivery you can follow that carrier's number here.
Track your Amazon package
Paste the tracking number from your Amazon order — ParcelTrack detects the carrier, including the local last-mile carrier.
How to find your Amazon tracking number
- Go to Amazon → Returns & Orders → the order → Track package.
- Note the carrier and tracking number (TBA… for Amazon Logistics).
- For third-party carriers, paste the number into ParcelTrack to see full status.
Carriers Amazon uses
Delivery time
Prime orders are often 1–2 days; standard 3–5. Marketplace items shipped by third-party sellers vary widely.
What the number looks like
Amazon Logistics numbers start with TBA followed by digits. Third-party shipments use that carrier's own format (1Z… for UPS, 92… for USPS).
Amazon tracking FAQ
Can I track an Amazon TBA number on a third-party site?
Amazon Logistics (TBA) numbers are usually only visible in your Amazon account, not on public trackers. When Amazon uses UPS, USPS or Canada Post, that carrier number tracks anywhere — paste it here.
Who delivers my Amazon package?
It depends on your address and speed: Amazon Logistics for many metro deliveries, or UPS/USPS/Canada Post otherwise. The carrier is shown on the order's tracking page.