What your client gets
Their own card, done for them
Front and back are theirs. You handle the areas, the printing and the mailing, and they see the results.
The whole card is theirs
No neighbours on the card. Front and back carry one brand and one offer.
Their areas, their date
You choose the neighbourhoods together and mail when it suits their launch or season.
Their artwork, or yours
They upload a finished design or you design it, with a proof to approve before anything prints.
Printing and mailing handled
You send it to print and drop it at the post office. They don't touch a thing.
Scans counted
A QR code on the card counts every scan, so the result is in numbers.
Their offer online too
Their offer goes on your local offers page, where people browse and redeem it.
What you get
Requests come to you, priced from your numbers
Switch it on and your website gets a solo mailer page with a request form. Requests land in your CRM, ready to quote and turn into a campaign.
- A solo mailer page on your website, linked from your footer
- Your price per home and smallest mailing set in one place
- Requests with the homes, area and date, ready to email, call or quote
- One click turns a won quote into a campaign on your routes
- The same artwork workspace and QR tracking as your shared cards
Try your own numbers
Per mailing
$4,500
Four mailings a year
$18,000
What the business pays you, before printing and postage. An example, not a promise.
How it works
From yes to live in an afternoon
- 1
Switch it on
Set your price per home and smallest mailing. The page appears on your website.
- 2
A request arrives
The business picks the area and roughly how many homes. It lands in your CRM.
- 3
Quote it
Confirm the price for their area and date, and send the quote.
- 4
Mail it
Turn the yes into a campaign, approve the artwork, print and mail.
Questions agencies ask
How do I price a solo mailer?
Set your price per home and the smallest mailing you'll take. Your website shows a 'from' price and an estimate; you confirm the exact quote for the area and date the business wants.
Where do requests go?
Into Solo mailers in your CRM, with the homes, area and date the business asked for. Email or call them from there, send a quote and turn a yes into a campaign.
Who prints and mails it?
You do, through your usual printer and post office, exactly like a shared card. The campaign tools for routes, artwork approval and QR codes are the same.
Won't it compete with my shared card?
It sells to a different buyer: a business with a bigger budget that wants the whole card and its own date. Many agencies offer both, side by side on their website.
Does it work outside the US?
Yes. Outside the US you mark the area on the map and enter the homes it reaches, the same as a shared card.