Share a flyer with three other local businesses — a quarter each, your own QR code, your own leads. We design it, print it, and the mail carrier delivers it to every home on the streets you pick.
Direct mail costs what it costs mostly because of postage — and postage is the same whether your flyer has one business on it or four. So we put four together and split it. That is the entire trick, and it is why $795 reaches more homes than $1,195 on your own.
One flyer, four quarters, four separate QR codes.
No setup fee, no design fee, no postage bill afterwards. One number, and we tell you what it brought back.
Split one flyer with three other local businesses.
one-time, per business
About 5,000 homes
A quarter of the flyer · one drop
Reserve a quarterThe whole flyer to yourself, on a smaller drop.
one-time
About 1,500 homes
Your flyer, front and back · one drop
Choose thisThe one that actually works. Same street, three times.
three-month campaign
About 2,000 homes × 3
Your flyer · mailed monthly
Choose thisThe whole flyer, the whole area, in one hit.
one-time
About 5,000 homes
Your flyer, front and back · one drop
Choose thisEvery price above includes all eight of these:
Why we say "about" 5,000 homes. The Post Office delivers these by carrier route, and a route is a route — you take all of it or none of it. Routes run a few hundred to about 800 homes, so a real drop lands at 4,847 or 5,210, never exactly 5,000. We show you the exact routes and the exact household count before you commit, and the price does not move.
You pick the area and approve the proof. We handle everything between those two moments.
Tell us the neighborhoods you want, or the kind of customer you want, and we map the carrier routes that cover them and tell you exactly how many homes that is.
Built around one clear, dated offer, with your logo and colours. Already have artwork? Send it and we check it against the postal rules before press.
Nothing goes on press until you have seen it and said yes. Changes at this stage cost nothing.
Printed on our presses, bundled by carrier route to postal spec, and delivered to the postal facility by us. Your regular mail carrier does the rest.
People scan the code, land on your page, and their name and number are emailed to you — while the flyer is still on the kitchen counter.
The reason business owners stop doing direct mail isn't that it doesn't work. It's that they never find out whether it worked. Every campaign carries a QR code that belongs to that campaign and nothing else — and on a shared flyer, to your quarter and nothing else.
Straight talk about what makes this work. Saturation mail typically pulls around 1–2.5%, and home services and restaurants often do better. What decides it is the offer on the flyer, not the printing. "We're open" does almost nothing. "$29 first visit, expires September 30" does a great deal. We will help you write the second kind — that part is included too.
Nothing is charged now. John calls you to go over the neighborhood and the offer first.
Four businesses share one flyer and each gets a quarter of it — your logo, your offer, your QR code. You split the postage four ways, which is the whole reason $795 reaches more homes than $1,195 does on your own. We never put competing businesses on the same sheet, and the flyer goes to press once all four spots are taken.
No, and you never buy one. You pick the neighborhood and the mail carrier delivers to every home on that route. No names, no addresses — which is exactly why it costs so much less per home than addressed mail.
Your QR code belongs only to you. It opens a landing page built for your offer, and the moment someone fills it in you get an email with their name and number. You'll see how many scanned and how many became leads, instead of wondering.
Usually not, and we'd rather say so. Direct mail works on being seen repeatedly — the same 2,000 homes hearing from you three times beats 5,000 homes hearing from you once. That's why the three-month campaign is the one we recommend, and it's why we priced it as a monthly.
Saturation mail typically runs about 1–2.5%, with home services and restaurants often doing better. But the offer decides it, not the printing. A flyer that says "we're open" does almost nothing; one with a real, dated offer does well. We'll help you write that.
Yes. Send print-ready artwork and we'll check it against the postal size rules before press. No artwork? Our designers create it — included either way, so it costs you the same.
The United States Postal Service. We print your flyers, bundle them by carrier route to postal spec, and drop them at the postal facility. Your regular mail carrier delivers them along the route with the rest of the mail.
Tell us the neighborhood and we'll show you the exact routes and household count before you commit to anything.