Be the name
they remember
on the block.

Yes, especially for local businesses with a physical location or a defined service radius. Direct mail is noticed by 70–90% of recipients with response rates of 0.5–5%; email opens land at 15–40% with response rates closer to 0.05–1%. For neighborhood-level promos and offers, mail still wins outright. Businesses that quit after one drop see nothing; those that mail the same area every month for a year build local-name recognition that compounds.

Anyone with a customer list or a neighborhood worth reaching. The most common segments: restaurants, cafés and food service; retail and boutiques; gyms, studios, fitness; salons, barbers, spas; professional services (accountants, attorneys, financial advisors); dental, medical, and veterinary practices; auto and specialty services; pet, home, and lawn services.

Pricing is per piece with no subscription. Postcard and letter rates are shown on the pricing page and update in your order summary before you pay. Volume discounts apply automatically as your order grows. There are no setup fees and no contracts. The minimum order is low enough to test a coupon before scaling.

No. SendMailr provides homeowner and neighborhood targeting, so you can mail every house on a street, every household within a radius of your storefront, or filter by home value, ownership length, or new-homeowner status. If you already have a customer list, upload it and we can mail it too.

Yes. Upload your customer list with relevant dates (birthday, last visit, anniversary, renewal) and SendMailr will mail recurring postcards on a schedule without the need for manual work each cycle. It is how local restaurants stay on the fridge, salons keep regulars rebooking, and dentists fill recall slots.

Every piece carries a unique QR tied to its specific address. When a customer scans it, the visit is logged against the campaign and the piece. Pair that with a printed promo code (HELLO, NEW20, etc.) and you have two-channel attribution — scan plus redemption at the counter or in the cart. With Shared Advertising drops, each participating business gets its own QR.

You upload your own design, or use a simple template and customize the text and colors. Most small businesses already have a logo and a few marketing pieces from their menu, business cards, or website. We handle bleed, address block, and barcode placement on whatever you upload. You can also download our template to give to a designer to make sure your campaign is SendMailr ready.

Most small businesses using SendMailr mail monthly. This timing is frequent enough to build familiarity and infrequent enough to feel non-intrusive. Bi-weekly works for restaurants and retail during peak seasons. Quarterly is the minimum viable cadence to avoid locals forgetting you between drops. The single biggest predictor of success is whether you keep mailing past month 3.

Shared Advertising lets you split the print and postage cost of mailing a neighborhood with non-competing local businesses — for example a coffee shop, a gym, and a salon mailing the same ZIP together. Each business gets its own unique QR so customers route only to them. It is especially useful for newly opened businesses that want maximum reach at lower per-piece cost.

Print starts same-day or next business day after approval. Pieces enter the postal network one business day later. Status per piece is visible in your dashboard: in production, in transit, delivered.

No. SendMailr is pay-per-piece. There is no subscription, no setup fee, and no contract. Volume discounts get automatically applied. The current rates are always live on the pricing page.