Thanks to inflation, customers will have to pay more to send mail through USPS.
However, the USPS is probably not done raising prices.
In May, Postmaster General Louis DeJoy warned that while the US Postal Service strives to become self-sufficient, Americans should prepare for “uncomfortable” postal rate rises in the years to come.
- The first-class mail (1 oz.) letter rate for postage purchased at the post office: increased two cents to $0.60. Each additional ounce will cost $0.24
- The “metered mail” rate for first-class mail (1 oz.) letters: increased four cents to $0.57
- First-class mail flats/large envelopes (1 oz.): increased four cents to $1.20. Each additional ounce will cost $0.24
- First-class mail international (1 oz.): increased 10 cents to $1.40
- Postcards: increased four cents to $0.44
- First-class mail international (1 oz.): increased 10 cents to $1.40
- Certified mail: increased by 25 cents to $4.00
- Media mail: increased by 9% to $3.49