Here's how USPS rates changed on Jan. 22, 2023
USPS rates changed on January 23, 2023. We've created charts below showing the old rates (crossed out) and current rates (in yellow) for common types of USPS mail.
If you don't see what you need, you can look at the USPS rate chart for other services and products. Or you're welcome to contact us with specific questions and we'll do our best to get you to the information you need.Retail rates:
First Class Mail - Postcards, Letters, Flats and Parcels
Priority Mail Express & Priority Mail
USPS Retail Ground
Presort & commercial rates:
Presorted First Class Mail - Postcards, Letters and Flats
First Class Package Service - Commercial
Priority Mail Express & Priority Mail - Commercial
Marketing Mail - Letters, Flats and Parcels - Commercial
Marketing Mail - Letters, Flats and Parcels - Nonprofit
Periodicals - Letters, Flats and Parcels
Bound Printed Matter - Flats and Parcels
Parcel Select Lightweight
Parcel Select Ground
First Class Mail - Postcards, Letters, Flats & Parcels - Retail:
Priority Mail Express & Priority Mail - Retail:
USPS Retail Ground:
Presorted First Class Mail - Postcards, Letters and Flats:
First Class Package Service - Commercial:
Priority Mail Express & Priority Mail - Commercial:
Marketing Mail - Letters, Flats and Parcels - Commercial:
Marketing Mail - Letters, Flats and Parcels - Nonprofit:
Periodicals:
Bound Printed Matter - Flats and Parcels:
Parcel Select Lightweight:
Parcel Select Ground:
How to compute the volume of a parcel for the USPS volume surcharge:
To determine whether a parcel is more than 2 cubic feet in volume, meaning that the USPS volume surcharge will apply:
- Measure the length, width and height in inches. If the parcel is not rectangular, measure each dimension where it is the largest. For a tube, use the diameter for both the width and the height.
- Round off each measurement to the nearest inch. For example, if the measurement is at least 6" but less than 6 1/2", round down to 6". But if it is 6 1/2" up to 7", round up to 7".
- Multiply the rounded length by the rounded width by the rounded height.
- If the piece is not rectangular, multiply by 0.785.
