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How do neighborhood postcards work?
You draw a fence around the neighborhoods you want on a map, and we count the homes and design a postcard from your brand. You see the exact price for print and postage, and nothing mails until you approve it. Postcards run about 53¢ a home delivered.
Who it’s for: Contractors who want to reach homeowners who aren't searching yet, like the streets around a job they just finished.
What happens when you send postcards
You draw your area on a map. We count every home inside it.
We design the postcard from your brand: your logo, your photos, your phone number and your offer.
You see the exact price, print and postage, before anything prints.
You approve it, and it’s printed and mailed through USPS. Mail once, or on a schedule.
What it costs
About 53¢ a home delivered, paid from your tokens (about 53 tokens an address). Each drop is priced before it prints.
What it won’t do
Every drop is approved by you first. Mail you haven’t approved never goes out.
The price you see covers print and postage.
You can mail once or set a schedule, and each scheduled drop still waits for your OK.
An example
A roofer finishes a tear-off on Elm Street. He draws a box around the 200 homes nearby and checks the price. He approves a postcard that reads “Your neighbors hired us,” and it mails to every door in the box.
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Last updated October 11, 2026. Prices and features change; if something here is out of date, call or text (507) 628-0400 and we’ll fix it.