b1 – benefits & descriptions:

• Comes with a ‘dedicated’ mailbox to store letters & collect at your convenience.
• Free first 10 incoming mail/parcels ⁽³⁾ per month
• Free parcel self-collect from SnapBOX, condition applies.
• User can hold parcels in mailroom for up to 30 days when overseas.
• Good for frequent travelers or users with mostly letters (personal &/or business use)

s2 – benefits & descriptions:

• s2 is similar to b1 except there's no ‘dedicated’ letter-box.
• Free first 10 incoming mail/parcels ⁽³⁾ per month
• Free self-collect from SnapBOX, condition applies.
• User can define dispatch/collection frequencies such as daily, weekly or monthly.
• User can hold/store mail items in mailroom when overseas, condition applies.
• Designed for users with more than 1 parcel per month.

s3 – benefits & descriptions:

• Good for local or overseas users with mostly letters (personal or business use)
• No ‘dedicated’ personal letter-box.
• Free self-collect from SnapBOX, condition applies.
• Free first 10 incoming items per month. Parcel is payable.
• $5 for each incoming standard parcel ^(3,5)
• User can define dispatch/collection frequencies such as daily, weekly or monthly.
• User can hold/store mail items in mailroom when overseas, condition applies.
• Designed for users with mostly letters and not more than 1 parcel per month.

s4 – benefits & descriptions:

• From only $3 per month on a 36 months for a business or personal address.
• Designed for users with only 1-2 mail items every few months.
• Add-on 10 user names at $5 per month, no add-on company name.
• $15 for each incoming letter or standard parcel^(3).
• Free self-collect from SnapBOX, condition applies.
• User can hold mail items in mailroom when overseas, condition applies.

Recommendation - Singapore based Users:

Scenario: I expect to receive mostly letters (personal &/or business), sometimes 1 or 2 parcels per month.
ANS: use b1 or s3 (b1 comes with a ‘physical’ mailbox, s3 does not)
Scenario: I expect to receive at least 1 2 parcel per month, none or very few letters.
ANS: use s2
Scenario: I want a city-center business address for ACRA registration with a ‘physical’ letter-box of my own.
ANS: use b1
Scenario: I want the cheapest plan to register a city address &/or use as 'alternate address' with ACRA for privacy.
ANS: use s3
Scenario: I operate an online business and need an address for my own orders &/or as a ‘parcel-return’ address for privacy.
ANS: use s2 or s3 (use s2 if you expect more than 1 parcel each month or can upgrade during mid-term)
Scenario: I am relocating overseas and need a mailing address to receive my letters.
ANS: use b1 or s3 (b1 comes with a ‘dedicated’ letter-box to store your letters with no storage fees)
Scenario: I travel a lot and can only collect my letters every few months.
ANS: use b1 or s3 (b1 comes with a ‘dedicated’ letter-box to store your letters)
Scenario: I travel a lot and will have more than 2 parcels every month, none or very few letters.
ANS: use s2
Scenario: I want a cheap ‘private’ mailing address for 1-2 letters or parcels every few months.
ANS: use s4 which is for occasional users
Scenario: I want the shortest plan for one-time use only.
ANS: use s2 or s4 (s4 has a minimum 6 months term)

Recommendation - Overseas based Users:

Scenario: I travel to Singapore once every few months to collect my letters (personal or business use).
ANS: use b1 or s3 (b1 comes with a ‘dedicated’ letter-box to store your letters)
Scenario: I order many online items and plan to collect personally or may want dispatch to me overseas.
ANS: use s2
Scenario: I need a Singapore address for banks, etc and want my letters (personal &/or business) dispatch to me overseas.
ANS: use s3
Scenario: I want a SG mailing address for occasional use, 1 or 2 mail items every few months.
ANS: use s4 (designed for occasional users
Scenario: I want the shortest plan for one-time use to receive mail/parcel. Either self-collect or dispatch to me overseas.
ANS: use s2 or s4 plan (note that s4 plan has cheaper subscription fees but has minmum 6 months term