PostGrid Print & Mail vs. Stamps.com

Perfect for companies that send mail at scale and want automation without infrastructure. Less ideal for very small teams doing infrequent sends.

It is extremely convenient to be able to print postage from your desk in a snap of a finger. The main issue I encounter is when you work in an office with several employees, you have the possibility of being kicked off if there are too many people logged in at once

Incentivized

• Merge variables
• Triggered campaign sends
• Real-time analytics and tracking

• Printing my postage.

• Audience matching
• audience enriching

• mulilocation management
• upfront fees
• multiuser functionality

Incentivized

1. Bulk mail processing and campaign automation.

2. Real-time delivery tracking.

3. Easy API integration with CRMs.

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

PostGrid is our main solution for managing and automating outbound mail. We use it to send both one-time letters and recurring transactional communications. The integration with our internal tools makes the entire process smooth from template creation to mail delivery tracking. It’s removed the delays, confusion, and manual errors we used to deal with regularly.

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

• Integrations
• Saving on employee hours

• It has helped up ease and increased ROI.