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First-Class Mail Fact Sheet

What is First-Class Mail Shape-Based Pricing?

Daisydisk 4 6 5. First-Class Mail shape-based pricing aligns the shape of mail with the relative processing costs for each mail shape.

The major changes made to First-Class Mail (retail) in May 2007 are detailed here to help you understand what changed and discuss the changes with customers.

Letters

• The single-piece 1-ounce letter rate is $0.41, the additional ounce price is $0.17, and the single-piece postcard rate is $0.26.
• The maximum size for letters did not change: 11-1/2' x 6-1/8' x 1/4' thick.
• When a piece of First-Class Mail exceeds any one of the maximum measurements of a letter, it is classified and priced as a large envelope (flat).
• The maximum weight for letter-size pieces is 3.5 ounces.
• The $0.17 nonmachinable surcharge applies to all First-Class Mail letters weighing up to the maximum weight of 3.5 ounces, with one or more nonmachin­able characteristics.
• Common nonmachinable characteristics include the following:
• The aspect ratio (length divided by height) is less than 1.3 or more than 2.5.
• The mailpiece is rigid or contains odd-shaped items.
• The delivery address is parallel to the shorter dimension of the mailpiece.
• The mailpiece measures more than 6' long or 4-1/4' high, if the thickness is less than 0.009'.

Large Envelopes (Flats)

• The single-piece 1-ounce rate for large envelopes (flats) is $0.80.
• The maximum size for large envelopes is 15' x 12' x 3/4' thick.
• The maximum weight for large envelopes is 13 ounces. A large envelope exceeding 13 ounces is classified as a Priority Mail item.
• When a First-Class Mail item exceeds any one of the maximum measurements of a large envelope, it is classified and priced as a package (parcel).
• When a flat-size piece of mail is a box or has contents that make the mailpiece rigid, it is classified and priced as a package.
• All large envelopes (flats) must be rectangular. 'Rect­angular' includes square-shaped pieces.

Packages (Parcels)

• The maximum weight for First-Class Mail packages is 13 ounces. A package exceeding 13 ounces is classified as a Priority Mail item.

The decrease in price to $0.17 for each additional ounce for all mail shapes results in lower prices for letters weigh­ing over 1 ounce and for large envelopes weighing over 6 ounces.

Customers may save $0.39 on the first ounce by folding the contents of a flat-size mailpiece (large envelope) into a letter-size mailpiece. Also, some items prepared as a pack­age may be reconfigured and placed in a large envelope, saving $0.33 on the first ounce.

First-Class Mail Quick Tips

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• Square greeting cards that are letter-size are mailable at letter rates and are subject to the $0.17 nonma­chinable surcharge in addition to the applicable First-Class Mail letter postage. (See DMM 101.1.2 for non­machinable criteria.)
• If a mailpiece measures11-1/2' or 6-1/8' or less and is 1/4' thick or less (letter-size), does not weigh more than 3.5 ounces, and is rigid, it is classified and priced as a nonmachinable letter. The applicable First-Class Mail letter postage and $0.17 nonmachin­able surcharge applies.
• The nonmachinable surcharge applies only to First-Class Mail letters. It does not apply to postcards eli­gible for the card rate, large envelopes, or packages.
• When greeting cards exceed any one of the letter-size measurements (e.g., 6-1/8' height), they are classified and priced as flats (large envelopes). Do not price these cards as parcels.
• When a piece of First-Class Mail exceeds any one of the maximum measurements (length, height, or thickness) of one mail shape, it is classified and priced as the next larger shape.
• A mailpiece must be flat-size or larger, if rigid, or over 3/4' thick to be classified and priced as a package (parcel).
• For padded bags (e.g., ReadyPost^® 'cushion mailer'), when the thickness is 3/4' or less and the item is flat-size and somewhat flexible, the item should be classified and priced as a large envelope.
• The minimum mailable size for pieces 1/4' thick or less is 5' long x 3-1/2' high x 0.007' thick.
• Use Notice 3-S, First-Class Mail Shape-Based Pricing Template, to measure mail thickness. (See page 32 in this issue of the Postal Bulletin for ordering instructions.)

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