How to Send a Letter Using a Map
Find the physical location, click the map, review the mailing destination, then type a letter or upload a document and send a real physical letter with MappyMail.
Read the guide →Location-based physical mail
MappyMail lets you send a physical letter when the physical location is easier to identify than the mailing address. Find the location, click the map, review the mailing destination, then continue with your letter. Already know the mailing address? Enter it directly.
Choose a Mailing DestinationEnter it directly, review the destination, and continue with your letter.
Find the house, building, land, business, or other physical location and click the map. Review the mailing destination MappyMail returns before continuing.
Know the mailing address? Enter it directly. Know the physical location instead? Find it and click the map, then review the mailing destination.
Type your letter in MappyMail or upload a supported document or image.
Select the available mailing options that fit your letter.
Review the destination, every page, selected options, and total price, then complete checkout.
After checkout, MappyMail handles physical preparation and mailing.
After choosing the mailing destination, type a letter or upload a supported document or image. Choose the available mailing options, review the letter and total, and complete checkout online.
MappyMail prepares and sends a real physical paper letter through USPS. The recipient receives paper mail, not an email or electronic file. No account, printer, envelope, stamps, or trip to the post office is required.
Use these detailed guides for map instructions, unknown-address questions, and recipient-name questions.
Find the physical location, click the map, review the mailing destination, then type a letter or upload a document and send a real physical letter with MappyMail.
Read the guide →Don't know the mailing address? Find the physical location and click the map, then type a letter or upload a document and send a real physical letter with MappyMail. No account required.
Read the guide →Send a letter to a known home or business when you do not know the individual recipient’s name by using an accurate role or general addressee.
Read the guide →Select your neighbor’s home on a map, review the destination address, and mail a respectful physical letter without researching the address first.
Read the guide →Select the home’s location and address a physical letter to “Homeowner” or “Property Owner” without claiming to identify the owner.
Read the guide →Start with the map-based mailing capability, then explore practical reasons someone might write to a known physical location. Browse all location-based use cases.
MappyMail lets you choose a mailing destination based on a physical location. It does not identify or verify property owners, homeowners, residents, occupants, tenants, employees, vehicle owners, or other specific people.
The recipient's name is not required for the normal location-based workflow. Some mailing options, including Certified Mail, have their own requirements.
Apartment, suite, or unit information may still be required when the destination contains multiple deliverable units. MappyMail does not supply missing apartment, suite, or unit information.
No. MappyMail helps you choose a mailing destination from a physical location. It does not search for or verify owners, residents, occupants, tenants, employees, vehicle owners, or other specific people.
The recipient's name is not required for the normal location-based workflow. Some mailing options, including Certified Mail, have separate requirements.
Add any apartment, suite, or unit information required for delivery. MappyMail does not supply missing apartment, suite, or unit information.
No. Review the mailing destination carefully. Postal acceptance and delivery depend on address quality, carrier requirements, and conditions outside MappyMail’s control.
Looking for the general workflow? Visit the online letter mailing hub or the guide to sending a letter online.