The 24-label sheets cost $20.95 for 8 sheets or $89.95 for 48 sheets, which translates to 10.9 or 7.8 cents extra per stamp, plus shipping costs. That translates to 10.5 cents per stamp label for one roll, or 7.5 to 8.0 cents per stamp plus shipping for 2 or more rolls. The label rolls cost $20.95 (including shipping costs) for one 200-label roll, $15.95 each plus shipping for two to nine rolls, or $149.99 plus shipping for a 10-pack. What's new in this latest version is that, in addition to working with most current and recent DYMO LabelWriter models (including the LabelWriter 450 Twin Turbo ($199 4 stars)), it also works with any inkjet or laser printer that can feed label sheets.ĭYMO Endicia can offer the software for free because it makes money by selling labels-both in the form of label rolls for its sister company's LabelWriter printers, and in the form of label sheets. With no monthly fee and no charge for the software, you can justify getting it no matter how few stamps you print. Its key advantage-convenience-still remains the same. In its latest version, DYMO Stamps is even more attractive for small and home offices with low volumes of outgoing mail, and even for personal use.

I've been using it -the DYMO Stamps and DYMO Printable Postage version 2.5- since then, and it has only got better, right up to the current, and still free. I said then that DYMO Stamps could be the solution for anyone in the same boat. People like me, who couldn't justify the fee, had to run to the Post Office to buy stamps instead, at the cost of time, energy, gas, and often a frustrating wait in the queue behind someone sending packages to his or her entire Christmas list. When I reviewed the first version of DYMO Stamps (free, 4.5 stars) in mid 2006, I admitted to having been a little envious of people who could justify paying a monthly fee for a postage meter or for to print postage.

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