Get a Low-Priced Virtual Mailbox

A virtual mailbox is a mailbox you rent at a mail center, nearby or far away from your home or place of business. It can be at a retail pack and ship store or at an executive business center in a professional office building.

An iPostal1 virtual mailbox address is a real street address to which you direct your postal mail and packages. Because all 2,750+ virtual mailbox addresses are real street addresses, you can receive package deliveries from any carrier, including UPS, FedEx and DHL.

Additionally, our proprietary technology enables you to view and manage your mail and packages 24/7 from anywhere using our free app or by going online. Scan, forward, discard, or shred mail. Even schedule a pickup.

Add multiple virtual mailboxes easily from within your iPostal account.

A virtual mailbox has a wide variety of uses, and almost every person or company can benefit from having one. Here are a few common scenarios where a virtual street address can make life better:

• You drive to your PO box every day, only to find no mail that mattered
• You often travel and need access to your mail or need mail forwarding while away
• You have a home business but don’t want to use your home address for your business
• You want to establish a regional, national or global presence for your business at multiple locations

Having an iPostal1 virtual mailing address, virtual business address or virtual office address will revolutionize the way you think about receiving and reading your mail. Each of our more than 2,750 virtual mailbox service locations in the USA and abroad are retail pack and ship stores or executive business centers in professional office buildings that have real addresses and real people to receive, store and handle your mail.

That means you can stay connected from your couch or a plane seat halfway across the country. You’ll never have to sit in traffic going to the post office or worry about thieves stealing your packages from your front porch ever again.

You may be wondering at this point - how does a virtual mailbox work?

1. Go online to choose a virtual mailing address plan or virtual business address plan. If you also want local or toll-free phone and fax, choose a virtual office plan.
2. Choose your preferred mailing address from our selection of over 2,750 real street addresses.
3. The mail center at your chosen address will receive on your behalf all mail and packages sent to that location, including deliveries from UPS, FedEx and DHL.
4. You’ll be able to see your mail through your online portal or using the free iPostal1 app.
5. You can choose to open and scan the content of a piece of mail to see it right away, discard or shred unwanted items, schedule an in-person pickup, or forward your mail to another location. You can even have a check deposited by mail to your bank account!
6. With a click, choose additional mailing addresses as needed from within your iPostal account, and manage them from just one login.

It’s that simple. Our virtual mailbox services are easy to set up and easy to use.

Setting up a virtual mailbox with iPostal1 is easy. The process only takes a few minutes and is pain-free! Just follow the simple steps below.

Here’s how to set up a virtual mailbox:

Choose a Plan. Our mailbox plans starting as low as $9.99 per month. Plans are simple and consistent across all locations, so it’s easy to choose a plan based on the quantity of mail you receive and whether you want to include a local phone and fax.

Choose an Address. We offer over 2,750 real street addresses. You’ll set up your address down the road or on the other side of the world. You can file a change of address form with your local post office, so that all your first-class mail will be forwarded to your virtual mailbox address or if you prefer, you can provide your address directly to specific senders.

Check Out. You can pay with a credit card or with PayPal, whichever is more convenient.

File Form 1583. After signing up, you receive a personal mailbox number and instructions on how to upload the simple, one-page Form 1583 required by the USPS authorizing your mailing address location to receive mail on your behalf. You’ll need to submit two forms of ID. We make this process as easy as possible.