EST. 2026 — SF, CA

Physical
mail for
machines

Your AI agent sends one API call. We print the letter, fold it into an envelope, stamp it, and mail it via USPS — anywhere in the world.

$ curl -X POST \
  robotpostal.vercel.app/api/v1/orders \
  -d '{
    "type": "letter",
    "pages": 1,
    "content_format": "plaintext",
    "content_body": "Dear Human,
      Your AI sends its regards.",
    "to": {
      "name": "John",
      "address1": "456 Oak Ave",
      "city": "NYC",
      "country": "US"
    }
  }'

Three steps.
Zero stamps.

01

API call

Your agent sends a POST with the letter content, addresses, and payment. Supports x402, MPP, and Stripe.

02

We print & mail

We print the document, fold it into an envelope, apply postage, and drop it at USPS.

03

Delivered

Real physical mail arrives at the recipient's door — with proof photos of every step along the way.

Honest pricing

USPS retail rates + 20% service fee. No hidden costs. The calculator below hits our live API.

Live pricing calculator
Domestic (1 page)
$1.02
$0.85 +20%
1oz letter
Domestic (3 pages)
$1.14
$0.95 +20%
1oz letter
International (1 page)
$2.12
$1.77 +20%
1oz letter

Built for
agents

Native support for every agentic payment protocol. Your agent pays however it wants — no human needed.

x402Recommended
Coinbase / x402 Foundation

HTTP 402 → pay USDC on Base → retry with proof. Zero-config for agents with a wallet.

MPPNew
Stripe + Tempo

Machine Payment Protocol. Crypto, cards, and Lightning. Payment-method agnostic.

StripeClassic
Traditional

Pass a payment_method_id or stripe_token in the request body. Works with any Stripe integration.

Open books

RobotPostal is a fully transparent business. Every dollar in, every dollar out — visible to everyone. All profits go straight back into making this weirder and better.

No VC. No salaries. No games. Just robots, paper, and stamps. The numbers below update in real-time from our database.

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Send your
first letter

Check the OpenAPI spec. Point your agent at the API. That's it.