What is the cheapest mailing service

The cheapest mailing service depends on the type of mail, weight, and distance. Here are some of the most affordable options:

  1. USPS (United States Postal Service):
    • First-Class Mail Letters (up to 1 oz): $0.55 (domestic), $1.15 (international)
    • First-Class Mail Flats (up to 13 oz): $1.00 (domestic), $2.20 (international)
    • Media Mail (books, CDs, DVDs): $3.19 (domestic)
  2. Priority Mail (USPS):
    • Small Flat Rate Box (up to 70 lbs): $7.95 (domestic)
    • Medium Flat Rate Box (up to 20 lbs): $14.35 (domestic)
    • Large Flat Rate Box (up to 20 lbs): $19.95 (domestic)
  3. UPS (United Parcel Service):
    • UPS SurePost (ground): $3.50 (domestic, up to 1 lb)
    • UPS Mail Innovations (ground): $2.50 (domestic, up to 1 lb)
  4. FedEx:
    • FedEx Ground (ground): $4.50 (domestic, up to 1 lb)
    • FedEx SmartPost (ground): $3.50 (domestic, up to 1 lb)
  5. ePacket (USPS):
    • International shipping (up to 4 lbs): $14.95 (to Canada, Mexico, and other countries)

Keep in mind that prices may vary depending on the weight, size, and distance of your package. It's always a good idea to check the official websites of these services for the most up-to-date pricing information.

If you're looking for the absolute cheapest option, USPS Media Mail might be the way to go for lightweight items like books, CDs, and DVDs. However, if you need to ship heavier or larger items, Priority Mail or UPS/FedEx services might be more suitable.