Us mail cost

The cost of sending mail through the United States Postal Service (USPS) varies depending on the type of mail, weight, size, and destination. Here are some current rates for common types of mail:

Letters

• First-Class Mail Letters (1 oz):
  • Domestic: $0.55
  • International: $1.20
• First-Class Mail Letters (2 oz):
  • Domestic: $0.70
  • International: $1.45

Packages

• Priority Mail (up to 70 lbs):
  • Domestic: $7.50 (small box), $14.35 (medium box), $21.10 (large box)
  • International: $30.50 (small box), $44.50 (medium box), $58.50 (large box)
• Priority Mail Express (up to 70 lbs):
  • Domestic: $25.50 (small box), $41.50 (medium box), $57.50 (large box)
  • International: $44.50 (small box), $64.50 (medium box), $84.50 (large box)
• Parcel Post (up to 70 lbs):
  • Domestic: $13.50 (small box), $24.50 (medium box), $35.50 (large box)
  • International: $30.50 (small box), $44.50 (medium box), $58.50 (large box)

Other Services

• Certified Mail: $3.45 (domestic), $6.45 (international)
• Return Receipt: $1.45 (domestic), $2.45 (international)
• Tracking: $0.50 (domestic), $1.50 (international)

Note: These rates are subject to change, so it's always a good idea to check the USPS website for the most up-to-date pricing information.

Additionally, there may be additional fees for services such as:

• Insurance: 5 cents to $5.00 per $100 of coverage
• Signature Confirmation: $2.90 (domestic), $4.90 (international)
• Delivery Confirmation: $0.50 (domestic), $1.50 (international)

It's also worth noting that USPS offers discounts for bulk mailings, as well as special rates for businesses and organizations. If you're planning to send a large volume of mail, it's worth exploring these options to see if you can save money.