Postable vs PRINTgenie

Postable is a web service that prints, addresses, stamps, and mails physical greeting cards. Customers can choose a design, customize photos, messages, and fonts, or upload an image. Contacts can submit their details through a personal link, or users can import CSV and Excel files or enter addresses manually. The online address book is free even without card purchases. Carbon Copy sends one message to multiple contacts and personalizes each card with the recipient's name. Users can schedule birthday cards for the year in advance and anniversary cards for a chosen date. Business features include contact imports, logo-branded cards, volume discounts, and a dedicated account representative. Postable says its cards are printed on 100% post-consumer recycled paper. Cards usually arrive in about a week, but delivery is not guaranteed; tracking shows locations and estimated dates, while USPS does not scan final delivery. Listed card rates are $5.99 plus stamp for one card, $5.29 each plus stamp for 2–19 cards, and $4.59 each plus stamp for 20 or more. The site also lists the paid service from $2.24.

PRINTgenie coordinates direct mail, text, and email in campaigns that run on a schedule or respond to data in real time. Users can start with prebuilt campaigns and templates or make their own, then send postcards, letters, greeting cards, and Popcards. Its List Builder searches more than 180 million residential and commercial properties. The mobile app description includes looking up property-owner details, taking a photo, using Google Street View, and sending a multichannel campaign. Webhooks, Zapier, API, and SSO integrations connect PRINTgenie with CRMs and other workflows; Zapier can trigger it from a CRM, form, email, or other connected app. The service is aimed at agents, investors, roofers, and home services businesses, and is listed for Android, iOS, web, and API. Pricing is freemium, with a free plan and paid plans from $49/mo. There are no order minimums. The site also offers a “Start Free” option, but does not specify a trial duration.