Cost to mail something

The cost to mail something depends on several factors, including:

1. Weight: The heavier the item, the more it costs to mail.
2. Size: Larger items require more postage.
3. Distance: Mail sent farther distances costs more.
4. Service: The type of mail service you choose affects the cost. For example, Priority Mail is generally more expensive than First-Class Mail.
5. Package type: The type of package you use (e.g., envelope, box, tube) can impact the cost.

Here are some general estimates for mailing costs in the United States:

First-Class Mail

• Letter (1 oz): $0.55
• Large Envelope (1 oz): $1.00
• Flat Rate Envelope (1 oz): $7.50

Priority Mail

• Small Flat Rate Box (up to 70 lbs): $7.50
• Medium Flat Rate Box (up to 13 lbs): $14.35
• Large Flat Rate Box (up to 20 lbs): $19.95
• Regional Rate Box (up to 20 lbs): $13.35

Priority Mail Express

• Small Flat Rate Box (up to 70 lbs): $25.50
• Medium Flat Rate Box (up to 13 lbs): $34.35
• Large Flat Rate Box (up to 20 lbs): $44.95
• Regional Rate Box (up to 20 lbs): $34.35

International Mail

• First-Class Package International Service (up to 1 lb): $13.95
• Priority Mail International (up to 1 lb): $34.95
• Priority Mail Express International (up to 1 lb): $54.95

Keep in mind that these are just estimates, and actual costs may vary depending on your specific mailing needs. You can use the USPS website or visit a local post office to get a more accurate estimate of the cost to mail your item.