Your Own Postcard, Mailed to the Routes You Choose

Want a postcard of your own instead of a shared one? We plan the routes, design the piece, print it and mail it through USPS Every Door Direct Mail. No mailing list is needed, because EDDM delivers to every address on the routes you choose.

How EDDM works

EDDM is the Postal Service’s saturation mail program. Instead of mailing to a list of names, you pick carrier routes, and the mail carrier delivers your piece to every address on them. Pieces use simplified addressing, so there is no need to print a name on every card. EDDM pieces must be flat-size mail, which is why larger postcards are the usual format.

Postage, bundling and drop-off all have rules. We handle them. You get the full card to yourself, a clear offer, and routes picked around the neighborhoods where you want more customers. If you’re new to it, start with our guide: what is EDDM.

Who a solo mailing fits

A solo campaign makes sense when you want full control: your own routes, your own timing, the whole card for your message. It suits businesses that serve specific parts of Salt Lake County, businesses launching in a new area, and businesses with a lot to show, like before and after photos.

If you would rather split the cost, the Community Postcard puts you on a shared oversized card with one business per category, from $249. Our comparison guide, co-op postcard vs solo EDDM postcard, lays out the trade-offs.

Common problems we solve

“I don’t know which routes to pick.” We look at where your best customers are and map routes around them.

“I don’t want to deal with the post office.” We print, bundle and drop off the mail for you.

“I can’t tell what’s working.” We can add a QR code and an offer code that only appear on this mailer, so responses are easy to spot.

Pricing

Solo campaigns are priced by quote. The cost depends on how many homes you want to reach, the size of the card and the quantity. Tell us what you have in mind and we will plan routes and send a quote.