Certified Mail online: one price, postage included
Pay per letter. Every price includes printing, the envelope and USPS postage for up to 3 pages; extra pages are $0.50 each.
First-Class letter
USPS First-Class Mail
$3.99 / letter
Printing, envelope and postage included. Up to 3 pages, then $0.50 per extra page.
- Printed in black & white
- Mailed in a #10 window envelope
- Proof-of-mailing PDF from us
Certified Mail
USPS Certified Mail with tracking
$14.99 / letter
Printing, envelope and postage included. Up to 3 pages, then $0.50 per extra page.
- USPS Certified Mail tracking number
- Delivery record with signature at USPS
- Proof-of-mailing PDF
Best for legal notices
Certified + return receipt
Certified Mail + Return Receipt (electronic)
$17.99 / letter
Printing, envelope and postage included. Up to 3 pages, then $0.50 per extra page.
- Everything in Certified Mail
- Electronic Return Receipt: PDF with the recipient's signature
- Best for legal and deadline notices
For people who send certified letters every month
Frequent sender plan: $29.00/month
- 5 Certified Mail letters included each month
- Bulk upload from CSV
- Address book for the companies and agencies you write to
- Cancel any time
Extra certified letters beyond the 5 included are billed at the regular per-letter price. Read what proof to keep after sending a certified letter.
Pricing questions
What's included in the price?
Printing in black and white, the envelope, USPS postage and the mail service you choose, for up to 3 pages. Each extra page is $0.50, up to 30 pages per letter.
Why is certified mail more expensive than a stamp?
USPS charges a separate Certified Mail fee on top of postage, plus another fee for a return receipt. Our price bundles those USPS fees with printing and handling. See current USPS fees at pe.usps.com (Notice 123).
Is there a free tier?
No. Every letter is printed and mailed with real postage, so each one is paid. Templates and guides are free.
Can I cancel the Frequent sender plan?
Yes, any time. Unused included letters don't roll over.
USPS sets its own postage and extra-service fees. Check current USPS prices on the USPS price list (Notice 123).