Delaware prison money & phone fees, compared
What it costs to send money and take calls from Delaware DOC, using only fees Delaware DOC publishes, each with its source and date. Where a fee isn't published, we say so; we never guess.
Sending money
Options Delaware DOC names: ViaPath (approved provider) (opens in new tab)
Official fees and rates
Not published on the official Delaware DOC page we read. Vendors show their fee before you pay; check it there.
Other official notes
- Add money at the kiosk in each facility's lobby, online through ViaPath/GTL, or by mailing a money order to ViaPath/GTL with its deposit form. Fees apply.
- Don't mail money orders to Baylor, Howard R. Young or James T. Vaughn; they also don't take money orders at visits. No personal checks, and never mail cash.
Source: official Delaware DOC page (opens in new tab) · checked
Phone calls, video and messages
Options Delaware DOC names: GTL (approved provider) (opens in new tab), GettingOut (approved provider) (opens in new tab)
Official fees and rates
Not published on the official Delaware DOC page we read. Vendors show their fee before you pay; check it there.
Other official notes
- The public can't call people in prison. To receive calls, set up a prepaid phone account with GTL (1-866-230-7761) or online.
- Prepaid video visits and tablet support are through GettingOut. Fees apply.
Source: official Delaware DOC page (opens in new tab) · checked
Ways to keep costs down
- If Delaware DOC lists a free option (often a mailed money order), it says so above.
- Fees often step up with the amount; a vendor's checkout screen shows the exact fee before you pay.
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