PostScan Mail review

Package prices start at $4.95 and general pricing starts at $10. That sits below the site median of €78.05, so entry cost is modest. Plan names are listed alongside each price on the pricing page.

No. There is no free plan, so every user begins on a paid tier. The lowest package price is $4.95, and the general price from $10 applies beyond that. Budget accordingly from the first month.

Usage limits are 30 items per month on the plans shown, so volume past that needs a higher tier. If your business handles a steady flow of post, check the plan limit before choosing. The cap is the main thing to match to your mail volume.

Yes, registered agent service is offered alongside the mailbox. That means a company with a US address can keep mail handling and its registered address with one provider. Support runs on email, phone and help centre if you need help setting it up.

It is aimed at beginners, small businesses and enterprise users alike, so a solo operator and a larger team can both use it. Support runs on email, phone and help centre, which suits those wanting more than email only. The range of audiences matters most for teams scaling mail volume.

The legal entity is Certifix, Inc., and the headquarters are in the US. Founded in 2012, it has been operating for long enough that the provider is an established one rather than a new arrival. Location in the US fits a US mailing address.

PostScan Mail starts at $4.95, while MyGreekTax starts at €69 and ANNA Money at £19. Formation packages carry more scope than a mailbox, so the prices are not like for like. Compare the inclusions before judging on entry cost.

The package price is set against a site median of €78.05, and state fee inclusion is worth checking per tier. PostScan Mail is a mailbox first, with registered agent service offered on top. Confirm the state fee terms for your tier before you file anything.