The process
Post from your computer. We do the rest.
You write it and choose a service. We handle the printing, the folding, the envelope, the franking and the hand-over to Royal Mail — from a UK facility, on the same working day where we can.
Despatch
- Cutoff
- 3:00pm
- Working days
- Mon–Fri
- Paper
- 100gsm
- Envelope
- Window
Order before the cutoff on a working day and it goes out that day. After that, it goes with the next day’s post.
Three steps
Only the first one involves you.
1 · You compose it online
Type the letter or upload a file, add the address, and pick a Royal Mail service. The price updates as you choose, and you see a proof of the finished letter before you pay.
2 · We print and post it
Printed on 100gsm at our UK facility, folded, sealed into a window envelope and franked. Double-sided if you asked for it, which uses fewer sheets and can lower the postage.
3 · Royal Mail delivers it
Second Class through to Special Delivery guaranteed by 1pm. On tracked and signed services you get a tracking number and, where the service carries one, a signature.
What actually arrives
A letter, not a printout.
100gsm paper
Heavier than the 80gsm most offices use. It feels like correspondence.
Properly folded
Machine-folded so the address lines up in the envelope window.
Window envelope
No stuck-on label. The address is part of the letter itself.
Franked, not stamped
Handed to Royal Mail in the business stream, the same as any office post room.
Timings
- Before 3:00pm on a working day — printed and handed over the same day.
- After the cutoff, or at a weekend — goes with the next working day’s post.
- Bank holidays follow the Royal Mail calendar, not ours.
- Delivery time after that is Royal Mail’s, and depends on the service you picked.
Your letter’s privacy
The content is encrypted in transit and at rest while we hold it, and deleted once the letter has been despatched. We keep the order record for your receipt and for tracking — not the words you wrote.
Ready to send your first letter?
Price it in the calculator and go from there.