Direct Mail Automation · pricing · Updated November 2026

Lob pricing (2026)

Lob's paid plans start at $260/mo (Startup) as checked on 2026-11-01, read from Lob's own pricing page; 4 plans. Best for developer-first. Every figure below links to its source and the date we captured it.

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At a glance

  • Entry price: $260/mo (Startup)
  • Free tier: Yes
  • Compliance: HIPAA Yes · SOC 2 Yes · GDPR Yes
  • Best for: developer-first; api-integration; healthcare-mail; high-volume-print-mail

As of · every figure below links to its source

Lob plans & pricing

All published Lob plans. Sourced per row; quote-only tiers show no price.
PlanMonthlyAnnualBillingNotesSource
Developer $0 — Flat monthly 1 user, up to 500 mailings/month, 10 HTML templates. Per-piece rates: postcard $0.872, letter $0.806, check $1.159 (print + postage included). Confirmed on lob.com/pricing 2026-06-18. lob.com
Startup $260 — Flat monthly 3 users, up to 3,000 mailings/month, 10 HTML templates. Per-piece rates: postcard $0.612, letter $0.636, check $1.009. Confirmed on lob.com/pricing 2026-06-18. lob.com
Growth $550 — Flat monthly 5 users, up to 6,000 mailings/month, 25 HTML templates. Per-piece rates: postcard $0.582, letter $0.606, check $1.009. Confirmed on lob.com/pricing 2026-06-18. lob.com
Enterprise not priced monthly — Custom / quote 20+ users, custom mail capacity, 50+ HTML templates, HIPAA-compliant mailings, user role management. Custom per-piece rates — contact sales. No published price. lob.com

Last verified 2026-11-01. Pricing re-verified from lob.com/pricing 2026-06-18: Developer $0, Startup $260, Growth $550, Enterprise custom — all confirmed exactly. Compliance from lob.com/security which explicitly states annual SOC 2 Type 2 audits across all five Trust Services Criteria, HIPAA support with BAA for healthcare, and GDPR + CCPA/CPRA alignment.

Price changes

Price on record

$260/mo

First on record 2026-06-27

A new dated entry is stamped here each time the price moves — the record builds itself.

Tracked since June 2026. No change record has cleared two sources yet, so nothing is published on the wire.

Capabilities

Integrations: HubSpot, Salesforce, Zapier, Marketo, Braze, Iterable.

Key features: REST API for postcards, letters, and checks; Address verification (CASS + NCOA); SOC 2 Type 2 + HIPAA + BAA available (Enterprise); No-code and API integrations.

Plan limits: Developer: 500 mailings/month, 1 user; Startup: 3,000 mailings/month, 3 users; Growth: 6,000 mailings/month, 5 users; Enterprise required for HIPAA-compliant mailings.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Lob cost?

Lob's paid plans start at $260/mo (Startup), and it lists a $0 plan (Developer); it has 4 published plans. Verified 2026-11-01.

What are cheaper alternatives to Lob?

Cheaper direct mail automation than Lob (entry $260/mo) include PostPilot at $99/mo, Postalytics at $199/mo. Verified 2026-11-01.

Does Lob support HIPAA?

Yes — Lob states HIPAA support on its public pages. Its public pages also state SOC 2 and GDPR compliance.

Does Lob have a free plan?

Yes — Lob publishes a free tier.

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