VirtualPostMail vs. Traveling Mailbox
With a VPM virtual mailbox, you'll get a long-term business address, FREE registered agent service at all locations, and fast on-site processing of your mail and packages.
Differences between VPM and Traveling Mailbox
VPM and Traveling Mailbox may look similar at first glance, but there are a few key differences that set VPM apart.
Professional business address
Get a business address attached to a professional commercial office building. VPM owns and upkeeps each location, ensuring it maintains a polished appearance to boost your business image.
Traveling Mailbox offers several types of business addresses. Many are UPS stores and PostNet locations, which show up with store signs in a retail plaza on Google Maps.
FREE registered agent service at all locations
All VPM locations offer complimentary registered agent services, enabling you to stay on top of state compliance and important deadlines. Get same-day access to legal documents and act fast when it comes to time sensitive communications.
Traveling Mailbox’s registered agent service is only available in North Carolina.
On-site receiving and processing for fast mail delivery
Each VPM location operates as a central processing center, where mail is received on-site and stored at our secure VPM facilities/processing centers - ensuring your mail is never stored at another third party facility.
Traveling Mailbox uses mailbox partners, causing you to experience slower processing times due to additional transit to the central processing hub in North Carolina.
Quick comparison of virtual mailbox features
Learn how VPM stands out from Traveling Mailbox.
| Features | VPM | Traveling Mailbox |
|---|---|---|
| FREE registered agent | All locations | North Carolina |
| Mail forwarding |  | |
| Package forwarding | | |
| Check deposit | | |
| Owns locations | |  |
| HIPAA compliance | Yes. It is currently available on a Business Plan and above. | |
| BAA | A BAA can be signed by VPM by request with your organization | |
| SOC 2 Type II Certification | | |