Pricing for landlord notices
Most landlords send notices every month, so the Landlord plan comes first. Need just one? Pay per notice below; every price includes printing, the envelope and USPS postage for up to 3 pages.
Recommended for landlords & property managers
Landlord plan: $29.00/month
- 5 Certified Mail notices included each month
- Bulk upload from a CSV of tenants
- Address book for tenants, units and properties
- Proof-of-mailing PDF and tracking for every notice
- Cancel any time
5 certified notices at the single price would cost $74.95. Extra notices beyond the 5 included are billed at the regular per-letter price. Read what to look for in a landlord mailing service.
Single notices
First-Class letter
USPS First-Class Mail
$3.99 / letter
Printing, envelope and postage included. Up to 3 pages, then $0.50 per extra page.
- Printed in black & white
- Mailed in a #10 window envelope
- Proof-of-mailing PDF from us
Certified Mail
USPS Certified Mail with tracking
$14.99 / letter
Printing, envelope and postage included. Up to 3 pages, then $0.50 per extra page.
- USPS Certified Mail tracking number
- Delivery record with signature at USPS
- Proof-of-mailing PDF
Best for tenant notices
Certified + return receipt
Certified Mail + Return Receipt (electronic)
$17.99 / letter
Printing, envelope and postage included. Up to 3 pages, then $0.50 per extra page.
- Everything in Certified Mail
- Electronic Return Receipt: PDF with the recipient's signature
- Best for legal and deadline notices
Pricing questions
What's included in the price?
Printing in black and white, the envelope, USPS postage and the mail service you choose, for up to 3 pages. Each extra page is $0.50, up to 30 pages per letter.
Why is certified mail more expensive than a stamp?
USPS charges a separate Certified Mail fee on top of postage, plus another fee for a return receipt. Our price bundles those USPS fees with printing and handling. See current USPS fees at pe.usps.com (Notice 123).
Is there a free tier?
No. Every notice is printed and mailed with real postage, so each one is paid. Templates and notice guides are free.
Can I cancel the Landlord plan?
Yes, any time. Unused included notices don't roll over.
Who is the Landlord plan for?
Independent landlords and small property managers who send late rent, violation, entry, renewal or deposit notices most months, or who need to send the same notice to many units.
USPS sets its own postage and extra-service fees. Check current USPS prices on the USPS price list (Notice 123).