Center City Philadelphia, PA · 19102 and 19107

Philadelphia virtual office in Center City

Center City addresses for your business mail, including 121 South Broad Street in the North American Building, and 1521 Locust Street and 1435 Walnut Street near Rittenhouse Square. Your mail is logged to your online account the day it arrives, wherever you are.

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Philadelphia addresses

Prices are per month for the address and mail handling. Mail scanning and live answering are optional add-ons.

Also nearby

South Broad, Locust and Walnut Street

121 South Broad Street, 15th Floor is in the historic North American Building on South Broad Street, a short walk from City Hall, in the 19107 ZIP code. 1521 Locust Street, 4th Floor and 1435 Walnut Street, Suite 501 are a few blocks east of Rittenhouse Square in the 19102 ZIP code.

These are office-building addresses in Center City, Philadelphia's main business district. Your mail is addressed to the floor or suite plus your private mailbox (PMB) number.

For companies based outside Pennsylvania

Out-of-state companies often want a Philadelphia address for customers, vendors and a local presence before they open an office. A virtual office gives you that mailing address and keeps your mail in one online account, so a letter that arrives in Philadelphia can be read in Los Angeles the same day it is logged.

A mailing address is not the same thing as a Pennsylvania registered office, which is a separate state filing requirement. The question below explains the difference.

What your plan includes

  • A real street address in an office building, with your own private mailbox (PMB) number. Not a P.O. box.
  • Every letter and package logged to your online account the day it arrives, with a photo of the envelope.
  • Per item, you choose: open and scan, forward, hold for pickup by appointment, or shred.
  • Several items can be forwarded together in one shipment, so you pay postage once.
  • Up to three extra people you authorize can pick up mail for you; each completes their own USPS Form 1583.
  • Month-to-month plans with no long-term contract.

Prices and fees, in full

Address and mail handling
From $49/mo in Philadelphia; each address above shows its own price. Setup is free during the current promotion.
Mail scanning (optional)
$19/mo for 20 pages · $35/mo for 60 pages · $49/mo for 150 pages · $89/mo for 350 pages · $249/mo for unlimited pages. Extra pages $1 each. No setup fee on scanning plans. Compare scanning plans
Forwarding
Actual postage plus 30%, plus a $20 handling fee per shipment. Combine items to pay once.
Storage
30 days free per item, then $1/day per letter and $10/day per package by default.
Meeting rooms
From $50/hour, booked online by appointment at 121 S. Broad St., 1521 Locust Street, 1435 Walnut Street and 1515 Market Street. Book a room
Live answering (optional)
From $19/mo. See answering plans

You see the full total before you pay. Starter scanning is $19/mo.

How to get started

  1. Choose an address above and check out online. Plans are month to month.
  2. Complete USPS Form 1583 and upload your two IDs in your client portal. Mail can be accepted for you once that is done.
  3. Start using your new address, with your PMB number, on your website, invoices and accounts.
  4. Manage every item from your portal: scan, forward, pick up by appointment, or shred.

Questions about a Philadelphia virtual office

Which Philadelphia address should I choose?

Choose 121 South Broad Street if you want a Broad Street address near City Hall. Choose 1521 Locust or 1435 Walnut if you prefer the Rittenhouse Square side of Center City. The mail service is the same at every Center City address, and each shows its own monthly price.

Can I pick up my mail in Philadelphia?

Yes. You can hold any item for pickup and schedule the pickup online, by appointment. You can also authorize up to three people to pick up for you; each completes their own USPS Form 1583 and ID check.

Can an out-of-state company use this as its Pennsylvania registered office?

A Pennsylvania registered office is a separate filing requirement. The Department of State says it must be an actual street address in Pennsylvania, or a Commercial Registered Office Provider you have a contract with, and that a post office box alone is not acceptable. A virtual office address is a mailing and business address service, not a registered office provider, so check the Department of State's current rules (or ask your attorney) before listing any address on a state filing.

General information, not legal advice. Rules change, so check the current official source for your situation.

Do I have to fill out USPS Form 1583?

Yes. Federal postal rules require every person who receives mail at a commercial mail receiving agency (CMRA) to complete PS Form 1583 and show a current primary and a secondary form of identification. Since May 2024 the signature has to be confirmed in person or over a live video call with the CMRA, or acknowledged before a notary. You complete it during sign-up, and each person you authorize to pick up mail completes their own.

General information, not legal advice. Rules change, so check the current official source for your situation.

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