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How much does it cost to send a letter in Switzerland?

Last updated: August 2026

At SwissDocs24, a letter in Switzerland costs from CHF 2.49 (B-Post) or from CHF 2.99 (A-Post) per item – including printing, envelope and postage for one page. A-Post Plus with tracking starts from CHF 5.49, registered mail from CHF 8.99. Each additional page adds +CHF 0.20 (grayscale) or +CHF 0.35 (colour).

Prices per letter at a glance

The table below shows the cost per letter at SwissDocs24 – for one page in grayscale, including printing, enveloping and postage. You upload your document, choose the shipping method and pay directly – no password.

Cost per letter (1 page, grayscale):

Shipping methodPrice from
B-PostCHF 2.49
A-PostCHF 2.99
A-Post Plus (with tracking)CHF 5.49
Registered (handed over against signature)CHF 8.99

Swiss Post postage rises on 1 January 2027

On 6 August 2026 Swiss Post and the Price Supervisor agreed new letter tariffs. From 1 January 2027 a standard-format A-Post letter costs CHF 1.40 instead of CHF 1.20 and a B-Post letter CHF 1.10 instead of CHF 1.00. Add-on services such as A-Post Plus and registered mail rise by 20 centimes. The agreement runs until the end of 2029.

Those amounts are Swiss Post's postage rates for a letter you frank yourself. The SwissDocs24 prices above already include printing, envelope and postage; the price that applies to your item is always shown before payment.

Swiss Post letter postage (standard letter):

ProductToday → from 1.1.2027
A-PostCHF 1.20 → CHF 1.40
B-PostCHF 1.00 → CHF 1.10
A-Post Plus / registered+20 centimes from 1.1.2027

What does each additional page cost?

The “from” prices are for one page. Each additional page costs +CHF 0.20 in grayscale or +CHF 0.35 in colour. In colour the surcharge also applies to the first page. The exact cost depends on the page count and colour option and is shown before payment.

In a bulk send (several letters at once) a progressive volume discount is added on top, growing with the number of letters.

Surcharges per additional page:

OptionSurcharge per page
Grayscale+CHF 0.20
Colour+CHF 0.35

Which shipping method should I choose?

B-Post is the cheapest option and suits non-urgent mail. A-Post is faster and usually delivered the next working day. A-Post Plus additionally offers tracking.

Registered mail is recommended for important or time-critical letters such as cancellations, because you get proof of posting and the item is handed over against signature.

Prices reflect the state as of August 2026 and are shown up to date before every payment. The 2027 postage figures reproduce Swiss Post’s own communication. Delivery times follow Swiss Post’s information and are not guaranteed.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a simple letter cost in Switzerland?

At SwissDocs24 a letter starts from CHF 2.49 with B-Post or from CHF 2.99 with A-Post per item – including printing, envelope and postage for one page.

How much does registered mail cost?

Registered mail at SwissDocs24 costs from CHF 8.99 per item, including printing, envelope and postage. You get a tracking number and proof of posting.

Are printing and envelope included in the price?

Yes. All quoted prices include printing, enveloping and postage. There is no subscription; you only pay per letter.

How much does a multi-page letter cost?

The first page is the “from” price. Each additional page costs +CHF 0.20 in grayscale or +CHF 0.35 in colour. The final price is shown before payment.

Is it cheaper to send many letters at once?

Yes. In a bulk send a progressive volume discount applies, growing with the number of letters.

Is Swiss Post postage going up in 2027?

Yes. From 1 January 2027 Swiss Post raises its tariffs: A-Post goes to CHF 1.40 instead of CHF 1.20 and B-Post to CHF 1.10 instead of CHF 1.00; A-Post Plus and registered mail rise by 20 centimes. The increase was agreed with the Price Supervisor on 6 August 2026 and runs until the end of 2029.

Send a letter now

Upload the document, choose the shipping method and send it straight by post – no printer, no password.