Get your message in the right hands.
Postcards are fast, affordable, and hard to ignore—your message lands directly in-hand. Use them for promotions, announcements, reminders, fundraising, or event turnout. If you want to level up response rates, consider variable data or pairing your mailing with a promotional product.
| | Best for• Grand openings & promotions
• Thank-you cards and reactivation mailings
• Events, reminders, and seasonal offers
• Political/issue messaging (when applicable)
• Service-area marketing (routes, neighborhoods) |
| | | | Postcard options• Multiple sizes and stocks
• Full color, single or double-sided
• Coatings available (as needed)
• Addressing + mail prep available
• Variable data personalization |
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Most-requested postcard types
Choose the structure that fits your message and response goal.
Offer / promotionA clear offer, a deadline, and one strong call-to-action. Great for retail, restaurants, and services. |
| | AnnouncementNew location, new hours, new service, or a big update—simple, fast, and visible. |
| | Event / turnoutDates, time, location, and RSVP/QR—ideal for organizations, campaigns, and ticketed events. |
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Thank-you / follow-upPost-event or post-purchase touchpoint—keeps you top-of-mind and increases repeat business. |
| | EDDM (no list required)Saturation mail to carrier routes—simple coverage for neighborhoods.
EDDM mailing service |
| | Variable dataPersonalize each card with names, offers, QR codes, and segmented versions.
Variable data printing |
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What affects cost and timing
• Quantity and size
• Paper stock + coating (if needed)
• Single vs. double-sided
• Addressing, list condition, and personalization
• Mail class and drop timing (if mailing) |
File prep (fastest approvals)
• Preferred: print-ready PDF (or AI/EPS)
• CMYK; include Pantone numbers if color matching matters
• 0.125" bleed where applicable; keep key text away from edges
• If mailing: provide list as CSV/XLSX with clear headers (Name, Address, City, State, ZIP) |
How it works
Clear steps. Proof-first workflow.
1) Send detailsSize, quantity, single/double-sided, and in-hand date. Tell us if you want mailing or pickup. |
| | 2) Proof + approvalYou receive a digital proof. Production starts after you approve. |
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3) Print + finishWe print, cut, and QA. If mailing, we address and prep for USPS. |
| | 4) Pickup, ship, or mailLocal pickup, shipping, or drop coordination so it lands when you need it. |
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Quick FAQ
Common questions before we print.
Can you mail these for me?
Yes. We can handle addressing and mail prep. If you don’t have a list, EDDM is an option for neighborhood coverage. |
What’s the fastest way to keep costs down?
Keep the design simple, use a clean list, and decide early whether you’re mailing, shipping, or picking up. |
Do you help with design?
Yes. If you have a rough concept, logo, or prior postcard, we can build a clean version and send proofs for approval. |
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