January 2024 Price Change Release Overview

Posted on October 30, 2023 by mailomg in memo 683 // 0 Comments

This document includes planned changes under review for the next pricing structure release scheduled for January 2024. Mail Dat Client update is mandatory for this Release.

Updated October 19, 2023 — (Click to download)

Proposed First-Class/Standard/Non-Profit Rates

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