An early look at the rates, scheduled to take effect January 22, 2012, show that nonprofit postage is going up only a fraction of a cent, and in several cases, will actually decrease.
Of course, the key to claiming the lowest rate is to ensure your mailpiece is machine-compatible. Just download this handy guide on our website before designing your mailpiece. Confused? Just send us a PDF and we'll be happy to do the checking for you.
Here are a few examples of the upcoming January 2012 postage rates:
Auto Letters | Current Rates (non SCF) | New 2012 Rates |
Mixed AADC | .168 | .166 |
AADC | .152 | .150 |
3-Digit | .150 | .148 |
5-Digit | .132 | .130 |
And although flat-sized automation postage went up, the increase is negligible:
Auto Flats | Current Rates (non SCF) | New 2012 Rates |
Mixed AADC | .355 | .356 |
AADC | .345 | .346 |
3-Digit | .289 | .290 |
5-Digit | .213 | .214 |
If your organization takes advantage of carrier route rates, the new rates will be .001 - .003 per piece higher than our current prices.
Carrier Route Letters | Current Rates (non SCF) | New 2012 Rates |
Basic | .191 | .194 |
High Density | .123 | .125 |
Saturation | .110 | .111 |
Carrier Route Flats | Current Rates (non SCF) | New 2012 Rates |
Basic | .191 | .194 |
High Density | .146 | .149 |
Saturation | .120 | .122 |
To see or download all the new postage rates and fees, click here.
For more information on Post Haste Mailing Services, visit www.posthastemailing.com, or email us at: info@posthastemailing.com
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