Get a virtual mailbox in Los Angeles, CA
A big-city address for sellers, creators, and studios, without the lease. Henry, our AI assistant, reads every letter that arrives and tells you what it means.
- Nothing is charged on this site. We email you the next steps, and the pricing comes with them.
- A real street address in a commercial building, not a P.O. Box.
Henry's summary
Bank letter received at your Los Angeles address. Nothing to do; filed under Banking.
We are scouting locations in central Los Angeles. Your exact street address is assigned the day the city opens.
Los Angeles address features
Los Angeles business address
A real commercial street address to use with the IRS, banks, platforms, and vendors. Your exact address is assigned the day the city opens.
Virtual mailbox
You get a photo of every envelope first. Ask us to open any letter and it is scanned as a searchable PDF for one flat fee, and stored in one inbox you can reach from anywhere.
Henry reads it
Our AI assistant summarizes every letter you open in plain English, Korean, or Spanish, and pulls out the amount, the sender, and the deadline.
Managed online
Set rules once, forward anywhere for actual postage with no handling fee, and let junk be filtered out free. Nothing counts against your plan but real mail.
Why a Los Angeles, CA address
The commerce capital
Los Angeles is where e-commerce brands, creators, and studios do business. An LA address fits a storefront, a label, or a channel equally well.
Made for marketplace sellers
Marketplaces and payment platforms ask sellers for a US street address. This one receives the verification letters too, and Henry tells you what each one needs.
Southern California, no lease
You get the address without the rent, the commute, or the mail pile. Everything that arrives is scanned and explained the same day it is processed.
Where a Los Angeles address fits on local paperwork
Los Angeles filings ask for more than one address, and a mailbox fits some lines and not others. We read the county and city forms line by line so you know before you file.
Los Angeles County DBA (fictitious business name)
The business mailing address line can take a mailing address. The principal place of business is a street address that gets printed in the newspaper notice, and the county doesn't say whether a mailbox counts there, so ask the clerk. Read the LA DBA guide
City of Los Angeles Business Tax Registration Certificate
The business address field says "(Do not use P.O. Box here)." The mailing address is a separate line, and the city posts registered addresses online, including residential ones. See which field is which
Secretary of State filings
The mailing address line on a Statement of Information may be a P.O. Box or "in care of," while the principal office must be a physical address. The bizfile access PIN is mailed to the mailing address on file. See the field-by-field table
Which city is the address really in?
A "Los Angeles, CA" mailing address can sit in another city or in unincorporated county territory, and city business tax follows the real jurisdiction. Check any address in three steps
The price is the same in every city
All nine cities share one price list. We count pieces of mail, not zip codes.
Virtual Mailing Address
for personal mail
Individual recipient names only.
Mail addressed to a business or trade name (LLC, Corp, or DBA) cannot be accepted on this plan.
Open and scan: a flat fee per piece, only when you ask
Get your addressPricing comes by email with the next steps.
No card, nothing charged.
- Real physical street address
- View and manage mail remotely
- 30 incoming mail items a month
- Envelope photo of every piece, junk filtered free
- Up to 2 recipient names, individuals only
- Shredding, 30-day storage, no setup fee
Virtual Business Address
for personal and business mail
Receive mail addressed to your business or trade name (LLC, Corp, or DBA), plus individual recipient names.
Use it as your business address.
Note: This is a mail service. It is not a registered agent service, and it does not register your business with the state.
Open and scan: a flat fee per piece, only when you ask
Get your addressPricing comes by email with the next steps.
No card, nothing charged.
- Real physical street address
- View and manage mail remotely
- Get mail in your business name
- 30 incoming mail items a month
- Envelope photo of every piece, junk filtered free
- One business or trade name plus up to 6 individual recipient names
- Shredding, 30-day storage, no setup fee
The number in each plan name is the number of incoming mail items received per month. Pricing comes by email with the next steps.
What every plan includes is on one page. See the plans in full, or read the fair use policy.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a real street address?
Yes. When Los Angeles opens you get a real commercial street address, not a P.O. Box. Your exact address is assigned on opening day.
When does Los Angeles open?
We are securing the location now and we do not promise dates we cannot keep. Everyone who orders hears first, by email, before any public announcement.
What does ordering commit me to?
Nothing today. No card is collected and nothing is charged. Ordering holds your place in line, and we email you the next steps with the pricing. If the service is not what you expected at opening, you simply do not activate.
Can I use the address for my LLC or my bank?
A street address is accepted in far more places than a P.O. Box. Every bank and agency makes its own rules though, so we list what the address is rather than promising what every institution will do with it.
What happens to my mail?
Every piece you ask us to open is scanned and summarized by Henry in plain language, in English or your own language, for one flat fee. Forwarding anywhere costs actual postage with no handling fee.
Is there paperwork before I can receive mail?
Yes, one form. US law requires USPS Form 1583 before any provider can receive mail on your behalf. You complete it online once, when your address activates. Nothing is needed to order.
Get your Los Angeles address
It takes about a minute. Nothing is charged today, and you hear first when Los Angeles, CA opens.