Ways To Save On Postage With The USPS
The USPS has always been competitive on price. Now they’re taking it to another level by offering distance and weight-based rates and competitive pricing structures – Cubic pricing, Regional Rate boxes, Flat Rate boxes and envelopes, high-volume discounts and custom rates. And of course, if you’re sending international shipments, there’s no more affordable convenient choice than the USPS.
HIGH VOLUME DISCOUNTS
The Stamps.com Shipping Solutions team is experienced with implementing customized, high-volume USPS pricing agreements. Plus we’ll help you take advantage of new USPS pricing structures as soon as they’re rolled out.
UP-FRONT PRICING
The USPS has always believed in up-front pricing. The price you’re quoted is the price you get. No surcharges or hidden fees. Did you know that private carriers have as many as 60 different surcharges they can add on top of their base price? Surprise…you’re paying more than you have to. The USPS has absolutely no surcharges or hidden fees. That includes residential deliver, Saturday delivery, rural delivery area and address correction. For Express Mail International shipments, you even receive free return shipping. Other carriers charge you to return your shipment.
STAMPS.COM WILL COVER YOUR SHIPPING TECHNOLOGY EXPENSE
Need a new thermal printer? New software? A new computer? The Stamps.com Technology Rewards Program can help. You’ll earn technology credits to buy whatever you need to improve your USPS shipping process. The more you ship, the more you earn.
FREE SHIPPING SUPPLIES
The USPS provides free shipping supplies for select mail classes including Priority Mail Flat Rate packaging. Need a custom size? Want custom graphics? We can provide that too.
COMPETITIVE INSURANCE RATES
In addition to our standard discounted insurance rates, we can get you even steeper discounts on Stamps.com Insurance based on volume. Insure up to $10,000. Plus if you send Express Mail International, you’ll automatically be insured for $200 at no cost.
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