United States Postal Service Sales Trends 2026

Growth

United States Postal Service against its category

The biggest tracked US post office chains by card spend, with year-over-year growth of category share. Share means a chain's slice of tracked category spend. It can decline while the chain's own sales grow. The chart tracks United States Postal Service's share of the category quarter by quarter, indexed to 2024 Q4 = 100.

#	Chain	YoY share
1	U United States Postal Service	0.0%
2	U USPS Collection Point	-6.1%
3	U U.S. Post Office	-6.6%
4	N Norfolk Post Office	-
5	U US Postal Service	+10.4%
6	M Mail N More	+12.0%
7	M Mail & More	+2.9%
8	P Parcel Express	+11.7%
9	U United States Government	-3.0%
10	D Desert Hills Mail Box	-

Share of tracked category spend, indexed

Store footprint

Store map

16,993 tracked United States Postal Service locations across 50 US states, DC, and 3 territories.

Tracked stores by state

California 1,238
New York 1,188
Pennsylvania 1,123
Texas 986
Florida 740
Ohio 683
North Carolina 681
Virginia 624
New Jersey 576
Michigan 555
Georgia 502
Illinois 484
Indiana 399
Washington 398
Tennessee 390
Alabama 386
Massachusetts 386
Maryland 381
Wisconsin 339
South Carolina 306
Kentucky 299
Arizona 290
Colorado 266
Maine 262
Oregon 237
Missouri 227
Connecticut 226
Iowa 215
Oklahoma 213
West Virginia 195
Minnesota 188
Utah 172
Louisiana 170
Idaho 169
New Mexico 164
Mississippi 159
Arkansas 132
New Hampshire 120
Kansas 110
Vermont 100
Montana 96
Nevada 93
Hawaii 86
Delaware 65
Nebraska 65
Alaska 61
Rhode Island 60
Wyoming 53
District of Columbia 50
North Dakota 30
South Dakota 27
Puerto Rico 21
U.S. Virgin Islands 4
Guam 3

Customer overlap

Who shops at United States Postal Service

Tracked chains United States Postal Service customers also buy from more than a similarly active shopper would, indexed to the strongest overlap (100). From real card transactions.