What is Presorting?
Presorting is the process of sorting mail by ZIP code before it is mailed. This allows the United States Postal Service (USPS) to process mail more efficiently, which can lead to lower postage rates.
There are two main types of presorting:
- Presorted First Class Mail: This service is for mail that is sorted by ZIP code and carrier route. It is available for letters and flats (pieces of mail that are less than 1/4 inch thick and no more than 11 inches long and 6.125 inches high).
- Presorted Standard Mail: This service is for mail that is sorted by ZIP code only. It is available for letters, flats, and parcels.
Benefits of Presorting
There are many benefits to using presorting services. Some of the most common benefits include:
- Lower postage rates: Presort services can help you save money on postage.
- Faster delivery: The USPS can process presorted mail more quickly than unsorted mail, which can lead to faster delivery times.
- Improved accuracy: Presort services can help to reduce the number of mail pieces that are lost or misdelivered.
- Increased efficiency: Presort services can help you save time and money by automating the mailing process.
How to Use Presorting Services
If you are interested in using presorting services, there are a few things you need to do. Contact Red River Presort. We will pick up your mail then process your mail and deliver it to the USPS.
Red River Presort
Red River Presort is a full-service presort company that can help you save money on your mailings. We offer a variety of presort services, including presorted First Class Mail, presorted Standard Mail, and bulk mail. We also offer a variety of other mailing services, such as printing, folding, and inserting.
To learn more about our presort services, please visit our website or contact us today. We would be happy to answer any questions you have and help you save money on your mailings.
Conclusion
Presorting is a great way to save money on your mailings. If you are sending a large volume of mail, presort services can help you save a significant amount of money. To learn more about presort services, contact the USPS or a presort service provider.