Postagram

What Postagram is

Postagram turns a photo and message sent by email into a printed postcard. A PgAddress stores the recipient’s name and street address for printing, and senders can email to it from any device and any email address. The service says no login, password, or download is required. Postcards are 4 × 6 inch photo prints sent via US Postal First Class, with print ordering and direct mailing available. The PgAddress page links to an option for adding audio or other media. Postagram describes uses ranging from sending cards to friends and people in nursing homes to reaching customers or prospects. The listed Postcard plan costs $2, paid once for one real photo postcard, and the how-it-works page also says sending a smile costs $2; the pricing note says From $10. Postagram was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Dexter, Georgia, United States. Its terms say it does not claim ownership of uploaded content and will use it only to provide the service. The terms also allow Postagram to set transmission or storage limits at its discretion.

Who it suits

Postagram may suit people who want to mail a personal photo postcard without a login or download. It may also suit customers or prospects whom a business wants to reach by postcard.

Limits

Postagram’s terms allow it to set transmission or storage limits at its discretion. The service has no free plan, and the listed Postcard plan covers one real photo postcard per purchase.

Getting started

1. Open the Postagram website
2. Create a PgAddress with the recipient’s name and street address
3. Email a photo and message to the PgAddress
4. Choose postcard or available media options
5. Pay for the postcard service

Verdict

Postagram offers a direct email-to-postcard process with a listed per-card option. Note the differing listed price information and the service’s stated right to set transmission or storage limits.