Postage Rates & Permits

Postage rates vary depending on the size and weight of a piece, along with the destination. If your mailing list only includes one zip code, the rate is lower than if your mailing list included zip codes from across the country.

A permit must be printed on all direct mail. If you have a registered permit with the post office, you may imprint your permit information on the direct mail piece. If you do not have a permit number, do not worry! You may use the Jobs Printing & Mailing Permit 100 anytime we inkjet the direct mail for you!

Most popular mailing rates and permit types:

• First Class
• First Class Presort
• Presort Standard
• Non-Profit Organization

• Business Reply Mail

You must pre-pay postage before Jobs Printing & Mailing delivers direct mail to the post office. Jobs Printing & Mailing does not know exact postage until processing the direct mail list, which also requires 10 sample pieces to calculate postage correctly.

If using your permit, Jobs Printing & Mailing can deposit and use money in your permit account for postage. If using Jobs Printing & Mailing permit, you must write a check to Postmaster to pay for postage.

Please use the information found on this Web site as a guide only. If you have an unusual direct mail piece or any other questions, please contact Jobs Printing & Mailing.  

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