Mail Presort Software

[pworlledge]

For smaller variable data jobs what is a good mail presorting software that isn't too expensive that will presort the addresses for the variable data print?

[hondarr9]

I use Satori Bull Mailer. Its is easy to use and pretty powerful. I'm not sure what you consider expensive, but I think we pay about $1500 per year. That includes Bi-monthly update DVDs. NCOA is an extra charge.

[bglasgow]

I've used Satori Bulk Mailer and Accuzip (our current solution) and both are solid reliable products. I think you'd be happy with either. We eventually switched to Accuzip because the NCOA is free and there are some powerful scripting commands for tweaking list output.

[kansasquaker]

Accuzip all the way. Very easy to use. Very easy to script. Cheap as heck and free NCOA. For basic applications it's the way to go.

[Keith]

I use Postage Saver Postage $aver - Postal Bulk Mail Without the Hassle!. It's $50.00. I think. Very, very affordable for a teeny-tiny shop like mine. Although, lately, I've been thinking of something more robust like AccuZip. Especially if NCOA is free.

Keith

[Craig]

Accuzip is what I use.

[tecmail]

First off I work for TEC Mailing Solutions – the company I’m about to unabashedly plug but it’s rather easy since every service has a gotcha when you look into them – i.e. most of them won’t output a mail.dat until you get into their most expensive addition or your constantly dinged for more NCOA credits – we offer some flexibility – pay-as-you-go or subscriptions that includes unlimited NCOA and everything is hosted which means the system is constantly updated and managed freeing you IT staff to concentrate on profit generating work – if anyone wants to give it a try contact me and I’ll let you try it out for free – it’s dead simple to use www.mailpreparer.com -- seganhouse@tecmailing.com

[LSU#1]

Satori is nice, Accuzip is nice(use for automated NCOA), but I prefer BCC Mail Manager above all, works very well in our automation workflow.

[Craig]

BCC is great.... if you can afford all the add-ons you need! For a small shop there are better solutions.

[JayDA]

BCC is great.... if you can afford all the add-ons you need! For a small shop there are better solutions.

You are correct, I have the full service version and it's not cheap, but there is a "Light" version as well.