Print · Mail · Track · Nationwide
We print and mail 5×8.25 and 6×11 postcards, Every Door Direct Mail, letters and self-mailers to any address in the United States. Pricing is set for your city and your job, so instead of a price list you get a written quote, usually within a business hour, for up to 60% less than the big online printers charge.
Two postcards
A 5×8.25 for offers, reminders and farming cards, and a 6×11 jumbo that owns the mailbox and doubles as an EDDM piece. Both on heavy cover stock, full color both sides, personalized per piece.
Offers, reminders, follow-ups and farming cards with room for a photo, an offer and a map.
Jumbo cards that own the mailbox: real estate, home services, restaurants, grand openings, EDDM.
Direct mail services
Plus 5 more: Bulk Mail Services, Mailing Lists, Automation & API, Retargeting, Design Services
Why up to 60% less
Every direct mail job has three costs: printing, mail processing and postage. The big online printers roll them into one per-piece number. We quote them for your city and your job, which is why the same postcard costs up to 60% less here.
The big online printers fold printing, mail processing and postage into one per-piece number and set it at what the market will bear. We quote the three parts separately, priced for your city and your job, so the markup has nowhere to hide.
Printing, addressing, presort, inserting, bundling and USPS entry happen in one place, on our own equipment, which takes the middlemen and the outsourcing fees out of every job.
A 5×8.25 and a 6×11 postcard cover nearly every direct mail job. Running two formats on repeat instead of forty keeps setup short and waste low, and that shows up in the quote.
USPS postage is set by the Postal Service and is the same for everyone. We pass it through at the rate your mailing earns and say so on the quote.
How it works
A 5×8.25 or 6×11 postcard, EDDM, a letter or a self-mailer; how many; and which city. That is enough for a written quote, priced for your city, usually within a business hour.
Upload a PDF or use a template. Upload your list, buy one, or pick carrier routes on the map. We clean the addresses and confirm the count.
A digital proof with the address block and indicia in place, and the written quote for your city: printing, processing, postage. Nothing prints until you say so.
In the mail within two business days. Delivery scans by ZIP and day, and every response tracked to the drop that produced it.
Industries
Real EstateJust listed and just sold 6×11 postcards to the 200–500 homes around the property
Dental & OrthodonticNew patient special postcards to households within 3–5 miles
Restaurants & FoodEDDM menu mailers (11×17 folded or 8.5×11) with coupons
Home ServicesSeasonal tune-up and inspection offers (spring and fall for HVAC)
Healthcare & MedicalNew patient and "now accepting patients" postcards by household type
Political & Advocacy6×11 voter-file postcards by segment and precinct
Nonprofit & FundraisingAnnual and year-end appeal letters with variable ask strings
Retail & Local BusinessGrand opening EDDM, two drops, to every route within 3 miles
Why direct mail
Direct mail is read because it is physical: it arrives in the hand, sits on the counter and does not get filtered. The response numbers the industry publishes bear that out.
Print products
16pt standard, suede, painted-edge and plastic, next-day production
Shop business cardsNationwide
One production line, every ZIP code the USPS delivers to, and a quote priced for the city you are mailing. The sixty largest metros each have a page on the postal geography, the businesses that mail there and what works.
Guides
Guide · updated 2026-09-14
Direct mail has three costs: printing, mail processing and USPS postage. Here is what moves each one, the current USPS postage rates by class, why the total differs from city to city, and how to cut the cost of a mailing without cutting response.
Read the guideGuide · updated 2026-09-14
Every Door Direct Mail costs a flat USPS postage rate per piece plus printing. This guide covers the 2026 EDDM Retail and BMEU postage rates, the size rules that make a piece eligible, the indicia, the 200-to-5,000 quantity limits, and how to pick carrier routes.
Read the guideGuide · updated 2026-09-14
Direct mail response rates average about 5% for prospect lists and 9% for house lists in industry studies, against roughly 1% for email. Here is what the numbers mean, how they vary by industry and format, and the six factors that move them.
Read the guideGuide · updated 2026-09-14
EDDM reaches every door on a carrier route at the lowest USPS postage rate with no list; targeted direct mail reaches selected households at a higher postage rate plus a list. Which one wins depends on how many people on the street are your customer. Here is how to decide.
Read the guideAnswers
The questions we get on almost every first call, with the answers we give.
It depends on the piece, the quantity, the mail class and the city it is going to, which is why we quote every job for its city instead of publishing a price list. Three things make up the cost: printing, mail processing and USPS postage. Send the size, the quantity and the city through the quote form and a written quote comes back, usually within a business hour, at up to 60% less than the big online printers.
The big online printers and full-service agencies fold printing, mail processing and postage into one blended per-piece price set at whatever the market bears. We print, address, presort and enter mail on one production line, run two postcard sizes instead of forty, and quote the three costs separately for your city and your job, so the markup has nowhere to hide.
Two: a 5×8.25 inch postcard and a 6×11 inch jumbo postcard, both on 14pt or 16pt cover stock in full color on both sides. The 5×8.25 mails as a letter-size piece to a list; the 6×11 mails to a list or, because it clears the EDDM length rule, to every door on a carrier route.
No minimum for First-Class Mail, so you can send one postcard or fifty. USPS Marketing Mail, the cheaper class, requires at least 200 pieces per mailing because it is a presorted bulk rate. EDDM requires 200 pieces per mailing.
We print and enter the mail within two business days of proof approval. From there, First-Class pieces arrive in one to five business days, Marketing Mail in three to ten, and EDDM in three to seven. Plan on about two weeks end to end for a Marketing Mail campaign.
Not for EDDM, which reaches every address on the carrier routes you choose. For targeted mail you can upload your own list, or we build one from national consumer and business databases by geography, demographics, home value, business type or new mover status, with counts before you commit.
No. Everything mails under our USPS permit with our indicia on the piece, so you never pay permit or annual mailing fees. Nonprofits with their own USPS authorization can mail under it through us to get the nonprofit rate.
Everywhere the USPS delivers: all 50 states, Washington DC and the US territories, with dedicated pages for the sixty largest metros. Mail is printed at our production facility and entered into the USPS network for delivery anywhere in the country, and every job is quoted for the city it mails to.
Yes. Free editable templates are included for both postcard sizes and every other piece we mail, custom design is quoted with the job, and any artwork you upload is preflighted free of charge before it prints.
Get a quote in minutes
Send the postcard size, the quantity and the city it is going to. Pricing is set for your city and your job, so you get a written quote — printing, mail processing and postage — usually within a business hour, with no obligation.
