Press and Awards

“Stamps.com Ranked Among Fortune Small Business Magazine’s 100 Fastest-Growing Small Public Companies ”

Fortune Small Business magazine

“Stamps.com provides Internet–based mailing options, including U.S. Postal Service–approved electronic postage that can be printed directly onto labels and envelopes. Another service allows consumers to create valid stamps from digital photos.”

The FORTUNE Small Business 100 list ranks companies with annual revenues of less than $200 million and a stock price of more than $1 based on percentage growth in earnings, revenue and stock performance over the past three years.

“PC Postage Saves Time, Money, and Headaches”

PC World

“Stamps.com lets you prepare and print stamped labels and envelopes on your computer; it also offers a host of time-saving features such as integration with your contacts database and real-time address verification, e-mail shipping and receipt notifications for both you and your recipient, scale integration, electronic generation of custom forms, pickup scheduling, supply ordering, and usage reports. Each provides deeply discounted third-party insurance and free delivery confirmation for Priority Mail.”

“Turning your PC into a postage meter lets you avoid lines at the post office”

The Boston Globe

“The software also determines the correct ZIP code and prints the bar code over the address, which is likely to speed delivery.

Using either system is pretty simple. You start a program on your Windows-based PC, type in the address, tell the computer how much your letter or parcel weighs, and press the “print” button.

You can run an envelope straight through your inkjet or laser printer: It comes out with the destination and return addresses, plus the postage. If you want to send something bigger, you can print the postage onto a mailing label.”

“Buying Stamps Can Now Mean Just a Trip to the Computer”

New York Times

“Life just became a little bit easier for those who mail,” Pam Gibert, a Postal Service vice president, said. “With PC Postage you can purchase and print postage 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.”

“Your Stamp Here”

BusinessWeek.com

“Besides never having to go to the post office again, there are other advantages of Internet Postage: You can print postage directly on an envelope at the same time you print the address. You can print shipping labels for bigger envelopes or parcels, and USPS gives you a discount on delivery confirmation for using the Internet. On labels, you can conceal the amount you pay for postage, a good idea for retail businesses that charge a shipping and handling fee that's more than the cost of postage alone. You can insure packages without taking them to the post office. You can reprint postage that you screw up, something you can't do with a meter. And you can print small, peel-off labels--Stamps.com calls them NetStamps--that work just like regular postage stamps.”

“Stamps.com Review”

Law Office Computing magazine

“Stamps.com allows you to set up alphanumeric cost codes and then track your postage spending by using these cost codes. For law firms, this is helpful for tracking postage spent by client or case number. You then can search for the identifying cost code, print it out, view or download a list of all the postage printed for that account. This is invaluable in my appointed appellate work, as the court reimburses me for postage.

Before using Stamps.com, I had to enter the amounts into a spreadsheet, and I always forgot to enter one or two. You can get free or discounted electronic delivery confirmation of packages sent via First Class, Priority or Express Mail. You also can have package shipping and tracking information automatically sent to you, the recipient or both.”

“e-Postage”

AuctionBytes.com

Stamps.com is probably the easiest of the processes to use. It requires no extraneous equipment other than a PC and printer. According to Paula Berge of The Solace Lambs Network, “I use Stamps.com for all postage and I love it and have never had a problem.” It's software is downloaded free, and to make it's product more appealing, it currently offers $20 worth of postage free.

“Gadget Review - Stamps.com Internet Postage”

The Tech (MIT's oldest and largest newspaper)

“If you get a meter, you're limited on the dimensions of packages you can print postage for, and there's a significant rental and maintenance cost in addition to another piece of equipment you have to deal with. The Stamps.com service provides another alternative by integrating services normally provided by the post office into your computer and printer.

Whenever you want to mail something, you simply type in the recipient's address, select the type of package, and press print. You can print out on your conventional printer (directly onto the envelope or onto label sheets), standard pages for shipping labels, or onto a label printer. The software automatically corrects addresses that are wrong to ensure it will be delivered correctly.”

“Our Three Years of Experience with Stamps.com”

Technolawyer.com

“Stamps.com will do all postage amounts including Express mail and certified mail. You just print it, enclose your mail, seal it and deposit it in the post office box. The software verifies addresses, stores your favorite addresses, adds the extra four digits to the zip code and prints a bar code for scanning by post office automated equipment.”

BEST PRODUCT: SOFTWARE - Best of RetailVision 2006

RetailVision

About the Publication: The ‘Best of RetailVision Awards’ are voted on by the over 160 attending retail executives who represent 100 retail chains in the United States, Canada and Latin America who buy over $60 billion worth of products each year. After two days of boardroom presentations and one-on-one meetings, the retailers vote on the products and services presented at the show.

2007 Finalist - Best New Product or Service - Business Services

Stevies Award - The American Business Award

About the Publication: The Stevie Awards were created to honor and generate public recognition of the achievements and positive contributions of organizations and business people worldwide.

1999 MVP - Online Postage Service

PC Computing Magazine

About the Publication: PC Computing was a monthly Ziff Davis publication that focused on publishing reviews and reference information on IBM-compatible hardware and software.

Winner MVP 2001 Awards

Smart Business for the New Economy

About the Publication: The award-winning San Francisco-based publication is the nation's largest business magazine. Ziff Davis SMART BUSINESS for the New Economy™ is the authority on driving business objectives with technology solutions for business leaders motivated to gain competitive advantage and grow their companies.

1999 Best Electronic Commerce Service

World Communications Awards

About the Publication: The World Communication Awards recognize the companies and individuals responsible for the innovations, achievements and great new services that are helping to build tomorrow's industry.

“As heard on the Laura Ingraham Show”

Laura Ingraham

Since 2001, Laura Ingraham has hosted her own syndicated radio program, The Laura Ingraham Show. She is also a columnist, best-selling author, and television commentator.

“As heard on the Glenn Beck Show”

Glenn Beck - Headline News, CNN

Glenn Beck is the host of his own news and commentary program on CNN, as well as the nationally syndicated radio talk show, The Glenn Beck Program. Mr. Beck's radio program is heard on over 230 stations and is the third highest-rated national radio talk show among adults ages 25 to 54.