Virtual Mailbox
Take Complete Control Over Mail & Package Delivery
Access your mail anytime, anywhere and on any device.
How it works
Mail Arrival
Regardless of where you live (in the state, out of state, or out of the country), your postal mail arrives at our facility using your unique, designated Scan Mailboxes address in Austin, TX, USA.
Scan and Notify
When your mail arrives at our facility, we scan the front of the envelopes and packages. An email notification will be sent to you. After scanning, all physical mail and packages are locked in a secure on site storage until you tell us what to do next.
Manage Your Mail
Access your secure online account and tell us what to do with your mail. Options include:
- Open and Scan Mail
- Forward your mail & package
- Deposit Checks
- Store or Delete and Shred
Your Mail Is Always Protected and Secure
We take your privacy seriously. We do not disclose or share any of your personal information to anyone, except as required by the US Postal Service.
At minimum, our customer’s mail and documents are always:
Our business is based on protecting and securing your privacy.
We rigorously maintain physical, electronic, and procedural safeguards that comply with the State of Texas and Federal regulations on your personal information.
All of our employees are pre-screened with background checks and references. Before hire all employees are taught to comply with the SMB’s confidentiality agreement including the regulations for CMRA set by US Postal Service and complete privacy awareness training.
Get Started in Three Easy Steps
30-day money back guarantee!
Select a Plan and Mailbox number(s)
With Scan Mailboxes, you can choose your own four digit (####) mailbox number or we can assign a random mailbox number for you.
Complete the Postal Content and Change of Address Request Forms
Unlimited individual names (recipients) can be managed under a single account at no additional cost.
View and Manage Your Mail Online
Have complete control over your mail deliveries online — decide whether to forward mail, have it held or shredded.