How our pricing works
You always pay for the address itself; a stable, professional address that keeps you reachable and administratively consistent.
From € 7,50 per month, billed yearly.
How you pay for mail processing depends on how much mail you expect.
Most customers receive little to no mail, which is why mail processing is priced separately and flexibly.
This way, you never pay for mail processing you don’t use.
1. Your Digital PO Box subscription
You pay for each active address, either monthly or yearly:
- Monthly: € 15 per location
- Yearly: € 90 per location - (€ 7,50 per month = 50% off)
Your subscription covers your stable address and full access to the Digital PO Box platform, where you set your mail preferences and can switch or add locations anytime.
All rates mentioned are ex VAT but VAT may apply depending on your country and account type (private or business)

2. How you pay for mail processing
Mail processing is flexible. You choose how you want to pay for mail processing, based on how much mail you expect.
Most customers receive little to no mail. That’s why mail processing is priced separately from the address itself, so you’re not paying for processing you don’t use.
Choose the payment option that fits you best below. You can switch anytime.
Which plan fits your mail preference?
* A fair use policy applies
Need help choosing a plan?
We’ve got you


What about advertising?
By default, we do not process addressed advertising mail, such as brochures, promotional leaflets, catalogues, or advertising newspapers. These items will either
be destroyed or returned to sender with a request to remove your address from their mailing list.
However, in some cases it's not possible to recognize advertising from the outside, for example if a company uses a plain white envelope with a personalized message
inside. Because The Digital PO Box does not read the content, this type of advertising may still be scanned.
We recommend unsubscribing directly from senders to minimise unnecessary mail. Advertising can often be found online as well, and scanning or forwarding it may lead to unnecessary costs.