Stamping Out Stamps - The Rise of Franking Machines

Most businesses know the importance of letting current and potential customers know about their products. When companies first start out, they normally send out all their mail using the traditional postage stamp, and will most likely buy books of stamps in advance.

However, there are a few problems with this approach; firstly, the set values of stamps mean that you could find yourself overpaying for postage. You'll also have to weigh each letter or package separately and then look up the corresponding postal fee. On top of this, it will be necessary to manually keep track of how much you're spending and how many stamps you've used. Whilst this is quite manageable if you're only sending out a few letters a week, it quickly becomes more time consuming and expensive as the volume of post increases.

Enter the franking machine: this little section of kit can annihilate trips to the column office, offers real-time annual befitting and has the added account of accouterment cast acquaintance - as your aggregation name and logo can be printed alongside the postage aboveboard on anniversary letter or parcel.