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This map will provide you with expected 1, 2, or 3 day delivery areas for Priority Mail ® shipments. Exceptions apply and delivery time is not guaranteed.
Compare USPS mail services by starting retail prices, delivery speed, and more. Most services automatically include USPS Tracking ® (except First-Class Mail ® service), and you can add insurance and extra services.
Service Standards Maps. Please click here for downloadable service standard files. To reach a site that displays expected delivery days based on mailing day, please click here for domestic and here for international. Service: Originating. Destinating. Destination Entry. Mail Class: First-Class Letters & Flats.
USPS Ground Advantage™ service is an affordable and reliable way to send packages inside the U.S. expected in 2–5 business days for items up to 70 lbs. Tracking and $100 insurance are included.
Get Zone for ZIP Code Pair. Effective Date: September 1, 2024. Enter a 3-digits ZIP Code. Enter the Zone Chart Date? Display as an EXCEL Formatted Table. Use the "Get Zone for ZIP Code Pair" tab for all inbound APO/FPO/DPO.
Forms & Publications. Government Services. Other USPS Sites. Business Customer Gateway. Postal Inspectors. Inspector General. Postal Explorer. National Postal Museum. Resources for Developers.
Priority Mail Express items, including Priority Mail Express Flat Rate shipping products, are delivered the next day to most U.S. locations. See USPS economical prices, free shipping boxes, and how to print postage labels online.
Check delivery time estimates on the Priority Mail Delivery Map. Priority Mail Flat Rate ® products let you ship packages up to 70 lbs to any state at the same price. Ship from Post Office ™ locations or online from your home or business. Prices start at $9.25 at a Post Office.
Scheduled delivery date and time depends on origin, destination, and Post Office ™ acceptance time. Some restrictions apply. For additional information, visit the Postage Calculator. Back ^ 5.
Learn how to determine the scheduled delivery date for Priority Mail Express service on USPS.com.