Stable
YC W20New York City, US · Founded 2019 · 30 employees · Hiring · 4 known investors
Stable provides business infrastructure services enabling distributed companies to incorporate, manage bank accounts, and handle tax filing from any location. The platform serves startups and growing businesses of all sizes seeking to operate across geographic boundaries.
Also known as Mistro · usestable.com
Founders & leadership· Y Combinator alumni (W20)
Stable was founded in 2019 by Sarah Ahmad, Collin Pham, and Neil Gandhi.
Investors · 4
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Stable operates a business address and virtual mailbox service combined with a software platform for managing incoming physical mail. Customers select a premium street address that can be used for business registration, tax and IRS correspondence, and vendor communications, with support for multiple addresses. Mail sent to that address is received and processed at Stable's in-house facilities, scanned, and uploaded to the customer's online account, where it can be acted on remotely.
The platform applies AI to generate summaries of each mail item, automatically route mail to the correct recipient, and push extracted information into customers' other systems. It also monitors the customer's legal entity, flags due dates, and identifies urgent or time-sensitive actions. Additional capabilities include electronic check deposit, mail forwarding and shredding, shared team access with task assignment and activity tracking, a registered agent add-on, SSO, and integrations with tools including Zapier, Slack, HubSpot, Asana, Notion, Microsoft Teams, Google and Dropbox. A REST API supports searching and retrieving mail items and creating and onboarding locations via USPS Form 1583, alongside webhooks and self-service API key management.
Business model
Stable sells a subscription-style service combining a physical business address, mail digitization and processing performed at its own facilities, and access to its online mail management platform, with tiered plans that customers can upgrade or downgrade and add-ons such as registered agent service. It is positioned for customers ranging from startups and SMBs through scaling businesses to enterprises.
Traction
Stable states it is used by more than 15,000 businesses and cites a 4.9-star rating across 50+ reviews. It reports customer outcomes of an average 60% reduction in mail handling time, an average 50% reduction in mail costs, and 4x ROI within one year.
Latest developments
Stable publishes an API supporting search and retrieval of mail items and creation and USPS Form 1583 onboarding of locations, with webhooks and dashboard-managed API keys, and states it is expanding the REST API and webhooks. It has also published a guide on turning mail into automated workflows and documentation aimed at AI agents via an llms.txt index.
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Market position
Stable combines a dedicated, retainable street business address with AI-driven mail processing — per-item summaries, automated routing, data extraction into downstream systems, and entity monitoring with deadline alerts — plus team collaboration features, workflow integrations and an API, and enterprise security posture including SOC 2 Type II adherence and HIPAA compliance.
Technology
The platform digitizes incoming physical mail at Stable-operated facilities and applies AI to summarize mail contents, classify and route items, and extract data that is pushed into customer systems. It also performs automated legal entity monitoring with due-date and urgent-action alerts. A REST API and webhooks provide programmatic access to mail items and location creation and USPS Form 1583 onboarding. Stable states it adheres to SOC 2 Type II standards, is HIPAA-compliant with BAAs available, encrypts mail data in transit and at rest, uses permission-based access with logging for auditing, and runs infrastructure built to process thousands of documents daily with backups.
Go-to-market
Stable markets through its website with self-serve sign-up alongside a "talk to sales" motion for larger accounts, supported by product tours, published customer case studies segmented by startup/SMB, scaling business and enterprise, educational guides, a support center and developer documentation.
Startups and small businesses needing a registered business address to meet registration and tax requirements, scaling companies seeking to reduce mail handling bottlenecks across teams, and enterprises requiring centralized mail operations, complex routing and automated compliance controls. Named customer references include Aiven, Verbit, Darwin Homes, Hex Technologies, Andros, SHAKTI, Farmers Business Network and AutoCamp.
Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Competitors · 5
by search overlapCompanies competing with Stable for the same Google search keywords, organic and paid, via search-intersection analysis.
In the news
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primary sources listed
- Stableusestable.com · web
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Stable do?
- Stable offers a business address service and AI-powered virtual mailbox that digitizes and routes company mail.
- Who founded Stable?
- Stable was founded by Sarah Ahmad, Collin Pham, Neil Gandhi in 2019.
- Who are Stable's investors?
- Stable's investors include Range VC, Y Combinator, Fundamentum, Lombardstreet Ventures.
- Where is Stable headquartered?
- Stable is headquartered in New York City, US.






