Direct mail

The channel that needs no permission.

A postcard to one hot lead, or a cadence across a whole street. No phone number, no email address, no opt-in — just the address, which every lead you get already has.

2841 Bayshore Drive Score 9 · Pre-foreclosure
Phone No number on file
Email None found
Address 2841 Bayshore Dr, Bonita Springs FL
This lead is still reachable. Roughly one in five scored properties comes back with no phone and no email — skip trace doesn't find everyone. Every other channel treats those as dead. A postcard doesn't care: the address is the one thing a property lead always has.
Two ways to use it

One card, or a hundred.

One lead

Send from the lead itself

Open a scored lead, pick a design, send. Two taps from the dashboard, and it's logged against that property so you can see what you sent and when.

A sequence

A cadence, not a blast

Four cards over ninety days beats one card once. Set it running and it works while you're doing something else — especially for the leads you can't call.

A street

Just listed, just sold

A closing on the block is the one moment neighbours pay attention. Mail the street while it's still news.

What it costs

Priced in dollars, not in cards.

Credit is bought in dollars and spent per piece. That's deliberate — sell you "50 postcards" and a USPS postage rise leaves us owing 50 cards at a price that no longer exists. Dollars keep the promise honest in both directions.

  • Charged before it prints. If the send fails, the credit comes back automatically. A card you paid for that never printed is the one outcome we won't accept.
  • Low-balance warning by email before you run dry, not after a send fails in front of a lead.
  • Buy more, pay less. Larger top-ups carry a better rate per piece.
  • No minimum. One card to one lead is a valid send.
4×6Standard postcard$1.05
6×9Bigger, harder to bin$1.25
6×11Full detail, market letters$1.75

Printing and first-class postage included. Charged per piece against your mail credit.

Straight answers

What mail is, and isn't.

It's the slow channel. That's the point — it reaches people the fast ones can't.

  • No consent needed. Direct mail doesn't require prior opt-in the way texting does. That's a legal fact, not a loophole, and it's why mail works on a lead you've never spoken to.
  • Nothing happens this afternoon. Print and delivery take days. Mail builds recognition; the phone starts conversations.
  • It won't rescue a bad list. A postcard to a property with no reason to sell is a postcard wasted. The scoring is what makes the spend worth it.
  • Your branding, your licence. Your name, photo and brokerage on every piece. We print and post; the relationship is yours.

The lead you can't call still gets a knock.

Mail credit works on every plan. Buy what you need, when you need it.