PCM Integrations vs. Stamps.com

PCM is great for almost every postcard order, and they also offer folded greeting cards, letters, and more. They allow you to build mailing lists within their portal and to add customized QR codes that are trackable. Everything is user friendly as well. They offer standard (marketing mail) as well as first class, regardless of the quantity you are mailing. The only orders that we cannot send to them are orders where the customer also wants some extras printed, on top of the mailing list qty.

We've been using stamps.com for years now. Since our business generates its own leads through the mail this has been a critical program to have. It was super easy to integrate and makes day to day operations for our marketing department a hassle-free breeze.

• Printing my postage.

• mulilocation management
• upfront fees
• multiuser functionality

Incentivized

As I've mentioned, the ease of use make the portal a pleasure to work with. The technology they have incorporated is better than all the other vendors we use. They even offer templates you can customize. We rarely use that feature at this time, but it is great to have at our fingertips. Their customer services is also excellent

Stamps.com is extremely user friendly. They provide a well laid-out platform allowing you to easily maneuver through the site allowing you easy access to manage your shipping and all invoices. It's extremely easy to add money in the account, the software integrates with so many products, adding postage seamlessly.

Incentivized

Although Pitney Bowes offers more postage carriers than Stamps.com, Stamps.com provides a more simpler interface. If you mostly ship via UPS or USPS, Stamps.com ultimately seems to provide a more cost efficient option for your postage which in the long run can save your business more money

Incentivized

• Different carrier savings
• Carrier pricing comparison allowing you to save money
• Cost Management allowing you to keep track of all postage

Incentivized