Learn how Lewis & Associates Capital Advisors eliminated time-consuming trips to the post office by implementing Stamps.com's online mailing solution, saving up to 30% on postage costs while reclaiming valuable hours for client-focused work.
The Professional’s Guide to Stress-Free Holiday Communications
With the right approach and tools, you can handle your holiday communications efficiently without the last-minute scramble. This guide shows you how to streamline the process, avoid common pitfalls, and maintain your professional image during the busiest time of year.
Trips to the post office add up. Our latest survey reveals that 78% of small business owners make frequent trips to mailing locations, and 68% regularly interrupt important work to…
Updated as of 10/5/2025. The United States Postal Service (USPS®) adjusts postage rates at least once a year, and sometimes more frequently. These changes can have an impact on your…
Historically, postage rates have been fixed. However, a significant shift is underway this year, as more carriers are adopting dynamic pricing models. This means that rates are no longer fixed…
The United States Postal Service (USPS) is temporarily raising rates for select package services from October 6th to January 19th. This is a common practice among major carriers like FedEx…
Last updated September 10, 2024 At least once a year – and sometimes multiple times a year – the United States Postal Service (USPS®) changes postage rates. At Stamps.com, we…
Effective June 30, 2024, USPS® discontinued all Information Based Indicia (IBI) postage meter technology and required all postage meters to upgrade to a new system called Intelligent Mail Indicia (IMI).…
GlobalPost is excited to announce the launch of USPS Canada Delivered Duties Paid (DDP) service for Stamps.com shipping customers. USPS Canada DDP allows customers to prepay duties and taxes for their First Class Package…
It’s commonplace to think about a destination in miles. You usually have an idea of how far you’re traveling, even if it’s only by the number of cities and states…
