Print and Mail Physical Letters With Letter API

No matter if you're an enterprise-level customer churning out thousands of transactional letters a month, or a small shop sending bespoke, personalized postcards, our letter printing and mailing solution is made to scale. We offer variable data printing, allowing you to personalize each and every letter with different information. Whether it's an email address, phone number or date of birth, you can use any piece of data to tailor your message and increase engagement.


Our letter print and mail service automates everything from start to finish. It automatically drafts and prints multiple pages of documents, envelopes them, seals, labels and stamps them. It also takes care of other tasks such as folding, inserting, stuffing and sorting. This saves hours of precious time you would have otherwise spent on these menial, manual tasks. We also print your letters in bulk at trusted printers near the destination, thus saving on postage cost. Moreover, we can even add additional papers for an added cost.

Effortlessly transform new form submissions from Zoho Forms into physical letters with this seamless workflow. This is ideal for companies that need to send out marketing materials, compliance letters and transactional documents like invoices, bills and contracts. This way, businesses can avoid wasting money on printing inventories and large, heavy machines while still boosting their direct campaign launches. The best part is that our direct mail API is easy to integrate into your platform, allowing you to automate your entire process.


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