Over 100,000 individuals and businesses trust us with their mail. Enterprise teams choose us for the same reason they choose a bank that’s been around: continuity matters when the thing you’re handling is important.
What we do
We turn physical mail into a digital workflow
Every piece that arrives at your US Global Mail address
is scanned, read, and routed automatically so you can deposit
a check, forward a document to your accountant, flag something for legal, or shred it, all without anyone manually sorting a mail bin. Set the rules once; let them run.
Enterprise infrastructure
For enterprise teams, that means role-based access by department (HR, Finance, Legal, Operations each see only what’s theirs), audit trails built for compliance, and infrastructure that’s SOC 2 and HIPAA compliant because mail infrastructure for a company shouldn’t be less rigorous than the rest of your stack.
How we operate
Four things guide the decisions behind the product, not just the marketing:
Authenticity
say what we mean, mean what we say, including about where we still fall short
Frugality
we treat our resources and the world’s the same way: carefully.
Integrity
do what you say and say what you do. It’s the whole operating manual.
Durability
we build to run for decades, not to hit a valuation milestone.
Philanthropy
leave the place better than we found it.
We also plant a tree in your name when you sign up because we’d rather leave a greener Earth for all our children.Our goal is to plant
We didn’t think “digitize your mail” was a big enough answer
to that, so we built two things into the product itself: every member’s junk mail is automatically reduced (senders recognize
a US Global Mail address isn’t a home address, so many stop mailing it and your home address stays private), and everything you don’t want, we shred and recycle.
Our Dharma is to do the right thing, always.
Tashi, CEO
We call the whole of it our Dharma. It sounds like a founder’s word because it is one Tashi, our Co-CEO, has run the company on it for 15 years, and it’s the reason a mail-forwarding company ended up planting trees instead of just printing a sustainability page.



