Full-service mailing, printing & fulfillment under one roof

Full-service mailing services, without the handoff


Your list is processed before anything prints

Personalization, inserting, and finishing at volume

One permit, nationwide entry, 
tighter delivery windows

ELIGIBLE MAIL CLASSESQUALIFYING PERMIT TYPES
Presorted First-Class MailPermit Imprint
Marketing MailPrecanceled Stamps
Nonprofit Marketing MailPeriodicals
Bound Printed Matter
Periodicals

Organizations that mail on a schedule, 
not a one-time project.

ORGANIZATIONSTYPICAL MAIL PROGRAM
Corporations & franchisesMulti-location marketing calendars, branded collateral released to individual sites, seasonal campaigns from held inventory
Nonprofits & associationsMembership renewals, appeal and acknowledgement mail, event and conference kits, periodicals
HealthcareEnrollment and plan-year mailings, appointment and reminder programs, provider directories
EducationAdmissions and yield mail, alumni and advancement appeals, orientation and onboarding kits
Financial ServicesStatement and notice mail, personalized letters at volume, compliance-sensitive matched packages
Government & Public AgenciesPublic notice mail, resident and constituent mailings, domestic and union sourcing requirements
Unions & labor organizationsMember communications, ratification and meeting notices, union-printed by requirement

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Frequently asked questions about 
My Union’s mailing services

Self-serve print ordering works well for a defined product in a defined quantity. It works badly for an organization with brand standards to enforce, multiple locations ordering independently, recurring data-driven mail, and a procurement process. Those programs get scoped rather than purchased.

It takes a job from raw data file to delivered mail without handing it off to a second vendor. That spans list conversion and hygiene, address validation, move update, deduplication, presort, printing, personalization, inserting and finishing, postal paperwork and permit management, and physical entry into the postal network. The practical difference from a printer plus a separate mailer is that nothing sits on a dock while two companies wait on each other.

Both, but recurring programs are where a full-service mailer earns its keep. The data workflow, templates, and postal setup get built once and then run on a schedule instead of being reassembled every cycle. Statement mailings, renewal windows, enrollment periods, and multi-location marketing calendars all behave better as standing programs. Start with the questionnaire so scope is built around your calendar rather than a single drop.

Yes, through a branded ordering portal. Corporate controls templates, brand standards, approved pieces, and spend rules; individual locations order within those rules without every request routing through headquarters. That is a portal build rather than a storefront purchase — see custom print portals — and it starts from the same questionnaire.

In layers, all before anything prints. Addresses are standardized and corrected to postal formatting, validated against delivery point data to confirm they physically exist, checked against national change-of-address records so recent movers are updated, and deduplicated by individual, household, company, or surname depending on your rules. You also get reporting back, so your own database gets better with each job instead of decaying.

Mail Anywhere lets a mailer use one permit at any postal facility in the country rather than holding a separate permit at every entry point. For a multi-location organization that means one permit to manage, one payment account, no duplicate annual permit fees, and the freedom to shift production between sites without opening a new permit or changing the indicia on the mail. It is administrative rather than glamorous, and it removes a genuine ongoing burden.

Yes. Mail can be entered deeper into the postal network, closer to the delivery area, which shortens transit and narrows the delivery window. For anything with a fixed in-home date — an enrollment deadline, an event, a statement cycle — deeper entry is the difference between a predictable arrival window and a vague one. We use specialized drop-ship contractors so entry is uniform regardless of the destination geography.

Yes. Our digital press fleet runs a scalable RIP architecture, so presses are not sitting idle waiting on complex variable data, and we routinely handle projects with tens of thousands of variables. Page exceptions are supported as well, which means a single project can incorporate multiple paper types or thicknesses without being split into separate jobs.

Yes. Alongside high-speed inserting for #10, 6×9, and 9×12 packages, we run perfect match systems for mailings where every insert has to belong to the same recipient — the requirement that usually decides whether a mailer can take a compliance-sensitive job at all. Label and stamp affixing, live stamp and metering, wafer sealing and tabbing, folding and nesting, and hand assembly are all available for packages that cannot be machined.

Yes — warehousing sits in the same facility as printing and mailing. Inventory can be produced once at a better unit cost and released against your calendar or against orders as they arrive. This is the standard structure for enrollment kits, onboarding packets, and seasonal programs with predictable annual volume, and it usually costs less than reprinting small quantities four times a year.

Start with the questionnaire. It captures volume, cadence, data sources, brand requirements, and who in your organization orders — everything a specialist needs to scope the work accurately before the first conversation, which is why that conversation goes faster. If you have a single mailing with a defined piece and quantity already settled, the quote form is the quicker route.