National distribution

Maintaining contact with your readers

The reliable, punctual and careful delivery of your publication promotes reader loyalty and increases the competitiveness of the printed media. Place your trust in a distribution partner with expertise in distributing print products and the capability to reach every reader in the whole of Switzerland.

A print medium’s strengths include the moment when it is seized upon expectantly, the content value of the printed information and its physical presence.  We help you exploit this potential. We offer you punctual delivery. Your publication will reach your readers’ letterbox in immaculate condition. No later than 6.30 a.m. if included in the early delivery round, meaning that your readers can savour the latest news and background information at the same time as their freshly-made morning coffee.

Addressed newspapers and magazines that appear on a weekly, monthly or quarterly basis are also delivered directly to their recipients. And they have an impact because they are perceived as personal mail.

Take advantage of our expertise in distributing print products and our attractive prices. You will find detailed information in our document entitled “Newspapers in Switzerland”.

  •  Early delivery
    Delivery of subscription newspapers Monday to Saturday by 6.30 a.m., Sundays by 7.30 a.m.
  •  Daily newspapers
    Delivery of daily subscription newspapers on the date of publication.
  •  Weekly newspapers
    Delivery of weekly subscription newspapers the day after mailing.
  •  Monthly newspapers
    Delivery of monthly subscription titles within 2-3 working days.
  •  Free newspapers
    Delivery of unaddressed newspapers the day after mailing.
  •  Wordwide delivery
    Swiss Post serves both readers and distributors by delivering print media all over the world.
  •  Transport
    Swiss Post supports publishers with a comprehensive range of logistics solutions for distribution in Switzerland and abroad.
  •  Press subsidies
    Print media that meet the press-specific requirements benefit from indirect press subsidies.