Letterhome
Letterhome is a Canadian print-and-mail service that lets users send physical letters from Canada without visiting a post office.
Last updated September 28, 2026
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Overview
Letterhome is a Canadian print-and-mail service that allows users to send physical letters from within Canada without having to visit a post office. According to its official website, the service is designed for people who need a real letter with a real Canadian mailing date, whether for personal correspondence, legal documents, tax forms, visa applications, or contracts. Users type their message online, enter the recipient's address, and attach any necessary documents in PDF or Word format. Letterhome then prints the letter and attachments, folds and seals them, applies Canadian postage, and drops the item at Canada Post within one business day. The service is positioned as a convenient alternative to traditional mailing, with flat pricing starting from $10 CAD per letter. That fee covers black-and-white printing, the envelope, postage, and delivery, with no subscription required. Colour printing and additional pages beyond the first two free ones are available at extra cost. A return address is optional, and anonymous sends are supported. Delivery typically takes up to two weeks within Canada and up to four weeks internationally. Letterhome serves both domestic and international recipients. The website highlights use cases such as letters from Berlin to Halifax, tax forms from Tokyo to the CRA, a signed contract from Auckland to Vancouver, a letter home from São Paulo to Toronto, visa documents from Manila to Ottawa, a family letter from Lagos to Calgary, and legal papers from Dublin to Montreal. This suggests a customer base of expatriates, immigrants, travellers, and professionals who need to send official or personal mail from Canada while they are abroad or simply prefer to avoid the post office. The brand is described in Wikidata as a "Canadian print and mail service." As of the available evidence, Letterhome appears to be an independent, privately operated service. No parent company, founder, founding year, or executive team is disclosed in the supplied sources. The website indicates that 163 letters had been mailed at the time the homepage was captured, suggesting an early-stage or small-scale operation. The service is active and continues to offer online letter sending with Canadian postage.
History
Letterhome is a Canadian print-and-mail service. Its official website describes a straightforward process: users write a letter online, enter the recipient's address, and attach any documents in PDF or Word format. The service then prints the letter and attachments in black and white by default (colour is available), folds and seals them, applies Canadian postage, and drops the letter at Canada Post within one business day. A return address is optional, and anonymous sends are supported. The service is aimed at people who need a real letter with a real Canadian mailing date but who cannot or do not want to visit a post office. The website lists examples such as letters from Berlin to Halifax, tax forms from Tokyo to the CRA, a signed contract from Auckland to Vancouver, a letter home from São Paulo to Toronto, visa documents from Manila to Ottawa, a family letter from Lagos to Calgary, and legal papers from Dublin to Montreal. This indicates a focus on expatriates, immigrants, travellers, and professionals who need to send official or personal mail from Canada. Pricing is flat: each letter is one fee starting from $10 CAD, covering black-and-white printing, the envelope, postage, and delivery. There are no subscriptions. Colour printing and pages beyond the first two free ones are available at additional cost. Delivery typically takes up to two weeks within Canada and up to four weeks internationally. Wikidata describes Letterhome as a "Canadian print and mail service." The homepage states that 163 letters had been mailed at the time of capture, suggesting an early-stage or small-scale operation. No founding date, founder, parent company, or executive team is disclosed in the available evidence. The brand appears to be an independent, privately operated service that is currently active.
Products and positioning
Convenient, flat-rate Canadian print-and-mail service for domestic and international letters, with no post office visit required.
Online letter sending
Users type a letter, enter the recipient's address, and attach documents; Letterhome prints, stamps, and mails it from Canada.
Document mailing
Supports attachments in PDF or Word format, printed and mailed along with the letter.
International letter sending
Letters can be sent to international recipients, with delivery typically taking up to four weeks.
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