How to mail a letter without a printer
You've got something that has to go out on paper — a form, a letter, a signed page — and there's no printer in sight. You don't need to buy one for a single page. Upload the file and we'll print it and put it in the mail for you.
Why nobody owns a printer anymore
Printers are the one gadget everyone resents. They're expensive, the ink costs more than the printer, and the one time you need it, it's out of cyan or refuses to connect. For a page or two a year, owning one makes no sense.
The old way to mail a document meant a printer, ink, paper, an envelope, a stamp, and a trip to a mailbox. The new way is: upload the file, and we handle every step after that.
How it works, start to finish
The whole thing takes a couple of minutes, and you never touch a printer, an envelope, or a stamp.
- Upload your file — PDF works best; it's exactly what we print.
- Preview it. What you see on the page is what we put in the envelope.
- Tell us where to mail it and pay per send — no account, no signup.
- We print it, fold it, stuff it, stamp it, and drop it in real USPS first-class mail.
- You get a tracking link by email and can follow it to the mailbox.
What it costs
Sending starts at $5 for a black-and-white letter in the US. Color costs a little more, and mail to Canada costs a little more for international postage. You see the exact price before you pay — no surprises, no subscription.
Compared with buying a printer, a set of ink cartridges, and a pack of paper for one document, a single send is the cheaper and faster call.
What you can send
Anything that belongs on a normal sheet of paper: a letter, a filled-in form, a signed contract, a notice, a document someone needs a physical copy of. Upload a PDF and it prints exactly as you see it. We mail to any address in the United States or Canada.
When this is the right call — and when it isn't
It's perfect when you need a normal letter to physically arrive and you don't have a printer, or you're travelling, or it's late and everything's closed. It's real first-class mail with tracking.
It's not the tool for certified mail, registered mail, or anything that legally requires proof of delivery signed by the recipient — those are specific postal services. If you just need the document to arrive, you're in the right place.
Common questions
Is this actually real mail?
Yes — real paper in a real envelope, sent USPS first-class with tracking. Not an email, not a fax.
Do I need to install anything?
No. It runs in your browser on any device. Upload, pay, done — no app, no account.
How fast does it arrive?
About 3–5 business days in the US, and about 1–2 weeks to Canada by international post.
What happens to my document?
It's encrypted and deleted the moment your letter is mailed. Abandoned uploads auto-expire.