First-Class Mail and Marketing Mail Growth Incentives – FAQs
Posted on April 15, 2026 by mailomg in Memo 869 // 0 Comments
The First Class Mail and the Marketing Mail Growth Incentives encourage Mail Owners to increase mail volume within a Calendar Year. These are separate offers that run concurrently and cannot be combined. The Postal Service issues postage credits to Mail Owners who grow qualifying First-Class Mail or Marketing Mail volumes compared to the previous Fiscal Year (October to September) are eligible for postage credits, provided they meet all eligibility requirements … (click to download)
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