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Pick your routes
We draw every USPS carrier route around your Atlanta location with the number of homes on each. Choose the streets you want and see the total update.
82¢Per HomeAll-In
Direct Mail Route
Metro Atlanta, GA • Fulton • Forsyth
30305 / 30040
Put your business
in 5,000+ Atlanta
Mailboxes.
We print it. We mail it. USPS delivers it.
Target the Atlanta carrier routes you want from just $0.82 per home — printing, postage and delivery included.
Printing + Postage + USPS Delivery Included
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carrier routes mapped
2.6M
homes you can reach
204
metro Atlanta ZIP codes
$0.82
per home at 5,000+
Quick answer
What does a direct mail marketing company do in Atlanta?
We print and mail postcards to every home on the USPS carrier routes you choose in Atlanta. You pick the routes, approve a designed proof, and pay one price per home of $0.82 from 5,000 homes, covering printing, postage and delivery. Orders start at 2,500 homes, and there is no sales pitch to sit through. Pair it with Google Ads and local SEO so the households you mail find you when they search.
Route-level targeting
Mail the streets that match your customer
Direct mail works best when it goes to the right streets instead of the whole city. We map every USPS carrier route around your business, show the exact number of homes on each one, and let you filter by median household income, median age and household size. You choose the routes, we design and proof the card, and the carrier delivers it to every mailbox on those routes.
Our partner has already mapped metro Atlanta route by route, from Atlanta (432 routes, 348,240 homes) and Marietta (207 routes, 129,761 homes) to Lawrenceville, Sandy Springs, Alpharetta and Cumming. A carrier route is usually 300 to 800 homes, so you can start with a handful of routes around your location and expand from whatever responds.
How it works
Four steps, no phone tag.
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Approve your design
Choose a template and send your text, logo and photos. A designer emails you a proof to approve before anything prints. Art setup is $149 per order.
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We print
Full-color 8.5″ × 11″ postcards printed on both sides on 100lb gloss cover stock, two to four business days after approval.
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We handle the Post Office
Cards are bundled by route with the USPS facing slips and paperwork, then delivered to the destination post office. They land in about two weeks.
Simple pricing
One price per home. Postage included.
$0.92
per home at 2,500+ homes
$0.82
per home at 5,000+ homes
$0.78
per home at 10,000+ homes
$0.74
per home at 25,000+ homes
Includes an 8.5″ × 11″ full-color postcard, USPS postage, route bundling and paperwork, and delivery to the destination post office. $149 art setup per order. Mailing the same area in consecutive months takes 5¢ off every home after the first drop.
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What is EDDM and how is it different from a mailing list?
Every Door Direct Mail is a USPS program that delivers your postcard to every address on a carrier’s route. You choose routes on a map instead of buying names and addresses, so there is no list to rent and no risk of a bad list.
How much does direct mail cost per home?
$0.82 per home from 5,000 homes for an 8.5″ × 11″ full-color postcard, including printing, USPS postage and delivery. Orders start at 2,500 homes at $0.92, and the price drops to $0.78 from 10,000 and $0.74 from 25,000. Each order has a $149 art setup fee, so 5,000 homes comes to $4,249 all in.
How small an area can I mail?
2,500 homes is the smallest order. A carrier route is typically 300 to 800 homes, so that is usually four to eight routes, enough to cover a tight cluster of neighborhoods around your business.
How long does it take to land in mailboxes?
Plan on about two weeks from approved artwork: two to four business days to print, two to three days in transit to the destination post office, and two to five days for carriers to deliver. USPS does not guarantee a specific EDDM delivery date.
Can I mail the same neighborhood again?
Yes, and it is usually the right move. Response climbs when the same households see you more than once, and mailing the same area in consecutive months takes 5¢ off every home on each drop after the first.
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