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FedEx Office (formerly Kinko's) prints documents at their stores and ships them via FedEx. PrintByPost prints and ships via USPS, online. They overlap when you need a document printed and delivered — the differences are price, carrier, and whether you want to leave home.
A signed 3-page contract mailed to a US address: PrintByPost is ~$3.29 all-in via USPS. FedEx Office Print-and-Ship for the same document typically lands in the $12–18 range once you add FedEx Ground or Express shipping. The price gap reflects what you're paying for: USPS for documents costs a fraction of FedEx parcel shipping.
PrintByPost is the right choice for routine mail: contracts, letters, rental applications, resumes — anything that fits in a #10 envelope. USPS is the appropriate carrier for envelope-sized correspondence, and you're not paying for FedEx-grade tracking you don't need.
FedEx Office wins when the deliverable is genuinely a package (poster prints, bound presentations, marketing materials) or when you specifically need FedEx tracking and accountability for legal/business reasons. If your recipient prefers FedEx (some corporate offices reject USPS for legal documents), that's also a tie-breaker.
Comparison verified June 2026. Competitor pricing and features may have changed since publication — check their site for the latest before deciding. Visit FedEx Office →
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