Large volume business letters
Large volume business letters
If you send 300+ letters at a time within Australia, you may be eligible for lower prices.
Priority letters
Our Priority letter service includes small and large letters and generally takes 2-4 business days.1
Large C4 Prepaid envelope withdrawal
From 1 July 2025 Large C4 prepaid envelope will no longer be available to buy from postal outlets or online.
Letter deliveries have changed
From 15 April 2024, estimated delivery timeframes for regular and priority letters have changed. Please note, letters may be delivered earlier than the timeframes shown on our website as we make progressive delivery model changes across the country through to the end of 2025.
Postage costs and delivery times for Priority letters
Postage costs for letters are determined by size, thickness and weight. Delivery times vary depending on the delivery speed you choose for your letter, and where it's sent from and where it's headed.
Check our letter size and weight guide to confirm if your item can be sent as a small letter/postcard, large letter, or seasonal greeting card including a Christmas card.
To send your letter as Priority, affix one Priority label next to the regular postage stamp, concession stamp or postage paid image. Priority labels cost $1.00 each. Available at any Post Office and online in a booklet of 5.
These prices are for sending within Australia. For concession rates, check concession stamp prices.
| Letter size and weight | Maximum size | Price |
|---|---|---|
Small letter or postcard Up to 250g |
Maximum size 130 x 240 x 5mm Includes DL and DLX envelopes |
Priority timetable $1.70 + $1.00 Priority label |
Large letter Up to 125g |
Maximum size 260 x 360 x 20mm Includes C5 and B4 envelopes |
Priority timetable $3.40 + $1.00 Priority label |
Large letter Up to 250g |
Maximum size 260 x 360 x 20mm Includes C5 and B4 envelopes |
Priority timetable $5.10+ $1.00 Priority label |
Large letter Up to 500g |
Maximum size 260 x 360 x 20mm Includes C5 and B4 envelopes |
Priority timetable $8.50 + $1.00 Priority label |
To send your letter as Priority, affix one Priority label next to the postage paid image on your prepaid envelope. Priority labels cost $1.00 each. Available at any Post Office and online in a booklet of 5.
These prices include packaging and postage for sending within Australia. For concession rates, check concession stamp prices.
| Envelope and weight | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Prepaid postcards | Size 160 x 118mm |
Price $3.10 + $1.00 Priority label |
Small DL envelope Up to 250g |
Size 110 x 220 x 5mm |
Price $2.00 + $1.00 Priority label |
Small DL window-face envelope Up to 250g |
Size 110 x 220 x 5mm |
Price $2.00 + $1.00 Priority label |
Medium C5 envelope Up to 500g |
Size 162 x 229 x 20mm |
Price $4.30 + $1.00 Priority label |
Large B4 envelope Up to 500g |
Size 250 x 353 x 20mm |
Price $8.80 + $1.00 Priority label |
Buy prepaid envelopes and postcards.
Calculate the cost and time to send your item
Use our online calculator to estimate the postage price and delivery time to send your letter within Australia. Choose ‘Australia’ and enter the ‘from and to’ postcode, then choose ‘Letters’. If you need more assistance, visit your local Post Office and talk to our friendly team.
When using red street posting boxes, you must apply the correct postage for your items. If we detect that your mail was posted with insufficient postage, we may invoice you the difference plus an admin fee.
Large volume business letters
If you send 300+ letters at a time within Australia, you may be eligible for lower prices.
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1 While we will endeavour to meet this timetable, the actual delivery speed will depend on where in each state/territory the item is being posted from/to, and the level of restrictions and congestion in our delivery network at the relevant time.
For detailed information on available service options and charges please refer to our Post charges guide (PDF 813kB).
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