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Show HN: Mailform – Print and Mail in bulk from your browser
- FabioFleitas 10y agoWhat are the differences between this and Lob (https://lob.com https://lob.com)?
- shravvmehtaa 10y agoHi, Lob employee here! Mailform actually uses Lob. Lob's focus is on building printing and mailing infrastructure accessible through our API. Mailform is creating an easy to use interface (via Lob) for customers to print their documents.
- kunle 10y agoHey Fabio- we are built on top of lob. They've been great to work with, and are very supportive of Developers like us. Mailform is focused on consumers and businesses who want an easy way to print and mail (for sending tax documents, invoices, estimates, brochures etc). Email us at team@mailform.io with questions.
- joshstrange 10y agoSeems very similar to a project a friend of mine did (Also based on Lob's API): https://www.snailr.co/ https://www.snailr.co/ His prices are a bit cheaper $2 + $0.15 for each page but with fewer options it appears.
- lamby 10y agoletterbug.co.uk is somewhat of the UK equivalent.
- bpowah 10y agoCan you poly-select on a map to get addresses? Or do I need my own pre-compiled list?
- fomojola 10y agoWe used to have a Google auto-complete widget, but it appeared to confuse things: right now you have to bring an address list with you. We take in CSV/XLS/XLSX in generic formats, and exports from QuickBooks. We're also working on direct imports from a number of other programs: is there a specific address source you have? Would love to understand your use case.
- bpowah 10y agoWe are required to notify (by mail) residents within a specified distance of a map feature. directmail.com uses a geoselection tool that, while suffering from last year's UI, is fairly full-featured: http://www.geoselector.com/default2.aspx http://www.geoselector.com/default2.aspx