Map-based physical mail
Select the destination building when you know the location but not the street address. Review the address, add any recipient or unit details, and send a real paper letter.
Select a destination on the mapUse map-based mailing when you can recognize the intended home, building, property, or business location but do not know its complete street address. Select the location and review the address MappyMail returns before continuing.
Add any recipient, role, department, apartment, suite, unit, or other routing detail needed for delivery. A pin can identify a destination, but it cannot determine who owns, occupies, or receives mail there.
Based on the current MappyMail workflow
Drop a pin on the correct building or enter an address you already know, then review the destination shown.
Type in the browser or upload a PDF. Add a recipient, role, department, apartment, suite, or unit when needed.
Check the pages, destination, available mailing options, and exact total before paying.
The letter is prepared for printing, placed in an envelope, given postage, and submitted for mailing.
The map helps select and review a destination; it does not identify an owner or occupant. Learn how map-based mailing works.
Select the destination building on MappyMail’s map, review the address returned for that location, and send a real paper letter without researching or typing the street address first.
Read the guide →Use MappyMail’s interactive map to choose a destination, then type a letter or upload a PDF for printing and mailing.
Read the guide →Send a letter to a known home or business when you do not know the individual recipient’s name by using an accurate role or general addressee.
Read the guide →Select your neighbor’s home on a map, review the destination address, and mail a respectful physical letter without researching the address first.
Read the guide →Select the home’s location and address a physical letter to “Homeowner” or “Property Owner” without claiming to identify the owner.
Read the guide →Select or enter the business address and use an accurate role or department when you do not know an individual contact.
Read the guide →Use “Current Resident” when a lawful one-to-one letter concerns whoever currently receives mail at a specific residence.
Read the guide →The map helps you select and review a destination address. It does not identify property owners or occupants, supply missing apartment numbers, or guarantee that every selected location receives postal delivery. Always confirm the destination before sending.
No. MappyMail helps select a destination address. It does not search ownership, deed, tax, tenant, or occupant records.
No. The sender must add any apartment, suite, unit, recipient, role, or department information required to route the letter.
No. The sender must review the address, and postal acceptance and delivery remain subject to address quality, carrier requirements, and conditions outside MappyMail’s control.
Already know the recipient and address? Visit the online letter mailing hub.
