Round each dimension upward
USPS DMM 123 directs mailers to round length, width, and height to whole inches before multiplying.
Apply current USPS domestic dimension rounding, the one-cubic-foot threshold, and the 139 divisor without pretending to quote postage.
USPS comparison weight
15 lbQualifying domestic DIM comparison only; service, zone, nonstandard fees, and postage are separate.USPS RULES, IN ORDER
The threshold and divisor apply after each extreme dimension is rounded up, so fractions can change the result.

THE FIELD NOTES
Use the result now, then read the practical notes for assumptions, examples, limitations, and the choices behind it.
2,016 in³ exceeds one cubic foot · 15 lb DIM weight
USPS DMM 123 directs mailers to round length, width, and height to whole inches before multiplying.
Domestic Priority Mail DIM pricing applies only when the adjusted volume exceeds 1,728 cubic inches.
Qualifying adjusted volume divides by 139 and rounds up to a whole pound.
Service, zone, nonstandard fees, hazardous-material handling, and other rules can change final postage.
THE PRODUCT IS NEXT
USPS DMM 123 directs mailers to round length, width, and height to whole inches before multiplying.
Use extreme dimensions for nonrectangular parcels.
Domestic Priority Mail DIM pricing applies only when the adjusted volume exceeds 1,728 cubic inches.
At exactly 1,728 cubic inches, this calculator leaves dimensional weight inactive.
Qualifying adjusted volume divides by 139 and rounds up to a whole pound.
The comparison uses the greater of rounded actual weight and dimensional weight, capped at the USPS 70-pound price ceiling for the DIM calculation.
Service, zone, nonstandard fees, hazardous-material handling, and other rules can change final postage.
Use USPS Postage Price Calculator or your label system for the actual price.
It uses 139 for qualifying domestic Priority Mail parcels under the current DMM 123 rule reviewed September 12, 2026.
For this domestic Priority Mail rule, adjusted parcel volume must exceed one cubic foot, or 1,728 cubic inches.
No. It compares actual and dimensional weight; zone, service, surcharges, and current price tables remain separate.
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