Pricing
The first card is free. After that, pay per card with postage included, or subscribe if you send regularly.
First card
No card details required.
- Heavy stock
- Posted the same working day
Per card
Cheaper in packs.
- Postage worldwide included
- Saved address book
Regular sender
For people who send cards regularly.
- Four cards a month included
Business
Customer thank-you cards at volume.
- Thank-you cards for customers
Prices in USD, with postage worldwide included. Packs cost less per card.
Questions people actually ask
Is the first card really free?
Yes. Your first card is printed and posted anywhere for free, with no card details required. It carries a small credit line on the back.
How quickly is a card posted?
The same working day. It is posted from within the recipient's own country, so it arrives quickly rather than weeks later.
What does a card cost?
2.90 dollars per card, including postage worldwide, and less per card in packs.
Is there a subscription?
Yes. For 5 dollars a month, regular senders get four cards a month included.
Can I send the same card to several people?
Yes. Multi-recipient sending lets you send to a whole family at once.
Can I schedule a birthday card?
Yes. Cards can be scheduled for birthdays known in advance.
Does the handwriting look real?
Yes. The handwriting-style options actually look handwritten.
Is there an option for businesses?
Yes. A business tier covers customer thank-you cards at volume.
Why should I trust the postcard cost calculator?
It is arithmetic on your own costs and the published prices, worked out in your browser. Pack prices are left out. The first card is free, printed and posted anywhere with no card details required, so you can judge a real one.
What does sending postcards by hand cost you, in money and time?
Put in how many cards you send, what a card and postage cost you and the time each one takes. See the yearly cost by hand next to $2.90 a card posted, or the $5 monthly plan. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.
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