Online documents. Physical post.
Send your post or mail online.
Skip the post office.
Upload PDF or Word files, or scan paper documents with your phone from the comfort of home or office. We’ll take care of the printing, envelopes and post. No sign-up required.
See how it worksPost documents online.
Printed, enveloped and posted.
Upload a file or scan with your phone.
No sign-up required.
Online sending is coming soon. You’ll see the full price before you pay.
No printer needed
No envelopes to buy
No post office trip
From upload to post
From your document
to their letterbox.
A few simple steps, without printing pages, finding envelopes or buying stamps.
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Upload or scan
Start with PDF or Word files, or use your phone to scan paper documents.
Preview and address
Check the print preview and page order, then add your recipient’s name, postal address and postcode.
Review and pay
Choose from the available postage options and review the full price before paying. No account needed.
Leave the posting to us
Your approved documents will be printed, placed in envelopes and posted to your recipients in Australia.
Prepared online. Delivered on paper.
Send letters by post,
organised online.
Some correspondence still needs to arrive in an envelope. AussieSend lets you organise your post from home, the office or wherever you happen to be, using documents on your computer or paper documents scanned with your phone.
Prepare your documents, check the print preview and provide the postal details. You’ll see the available options and full price before paying. We’ll arrange the printing, envelopes and posting.
Your recipient receives a paper letter at their Australian postal address. They won’t need an email address, an AussieSend account or a document download.
Start with the documents you have
PDF, Word or paper.
Ready to post.
Attach PDF, DOC or DOCX files, or scan paper documents with your phone. Scanning creates a PDF as part of preparing your documents.
Word files are converted to PDF for printing. Combine supported documents and review the final preview to check the layout, content and page order before you pay.
Use the final version of your document, remove any editing comments you don’t want printed, and check that every page is clear and complete.
PDF documents
Letters and paperwork already saved as PDF files.
Word documents
Letters and documents saved in .docx format.
Older Word files
Documents saved in the earlier .doc format.
Scan paper documents
Use your phone to scan each page, then check the PDF preview before posting.
Sending a scanned document? Your recipient receives a printed copy. If an original paper document or original handwritten signature is required, arrange delivery of the original separately.
For everyday correspondence
Personal letters.
Business correspondence.
An easier way for individuals and businesses to arrange physical post from a computer or phone.
Personal letters
Letters to people, organisations and service providers when paper correspondence is preferred or requested. Prepare your message, then arrange the printing and posting online.
Business mail
Invoices, customer letters and supplier correspondence that need to reach a postal address. Take care of your post without keeping a printer and envelopes ready.
Forms and paperwork
Completed forms and supporting documents where printed copies are accepted. Check the recipient’s requirements for signatures, attachments and reference numbers.
One letter or a list of recipients.
Send the same documents to several people using a CSV or XLSX recipient list. Review the addresses and approved documents before arranging a separate envelope for each recipient. No account required.
A few useful answers
Your post,
made simpler.
The convenience of preparing online, with a physical letter at the other end.
Is this email or physical post?
Physical post. You provide your documents online, and AussieSend arranges for them to be printed, placed in envelopes and posted. Your recipient receives paper copies.
Can I send a letter right now?
Not yet. Online sending is coming soon. You’ll be able to prepare your documents, review the price and pay once the service opens.
Do I need a printer or an envelope?
No. Printing, envelopes and posting are all part of the service. You’ll need your documents and the recipient’s postal details.
Can I scan paper documents with my phone?
Yes. Phone scanning is included in the document preparation process. Scan your pages, then check that the resulting PDF is readable, complete and in the correct order. The posted document will be a printed copy of your scan.
Will I need to create an account?
No. You can send a single letter or use a bulk recipient list without signing up.
Can I send the same documents to several people?
Yes. Import a CSV or XLSX recipient list, check the addresses and send the same approved documents to each recipient. Each receives a separate envelope. This does not personalise the contents of the letters.
How much will it cost?
Pricing will be available when online sending opens. You’ll see the available postage options and full price before making a payment.
Where will I be able to send letters?
The initial service is for letters sent to postal addresses within Australia. Available postage options and any restrictions will be shown before payment.
Will I see a print preview before paying?
Yes. Review the prepared documents before payment. Check the content, layout, page breaks and page order, then check your recipient’s name, postal address and postcode.
What should I check before uploading or scanning?
Use the final version of your document. Make sure the text and images are readable, all required pages and references are included, and any editing comments have been removed. For scans, check that no text is cut off.
Will you post my original document?
No. AussieSend arranges printing from digital files, including scanned PDFs. If the recipient requires an original paper document or an original handwritten signature, you’ll need to arrange delivery of that original separately.
One less errand.
One more thing taken care of.