Chapter 4

Neighborhood campaigns

The Neighborhood plan reaches every household in the part of town you choose — no mailing list, no addresses, no guesswork. You draw a circle; we mail everyone inside it a jumbo 6.5″ × 9″ card that arrives bigger than everything else in the mailbox.

Draw your circle

The neighborhood map: a dashed circle over the city with a homes slider below
Our roofer's area: ZIP 98144, a circle over the Central District, ~267 homes this send — included in the plan, no extra cost.
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Enter a ZIP (or tap a saved area). The map centers on your part of town.
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Drag the circle — move the center to where you want to be known, and drag the handle to size it. The circle's size sets how many homes are reachable.
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Set the slider to how many homes get this send. The line under it shows your plan's monthly included homes; stay inside it and the mailing costs nothing extra.
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Send. We handle everything: the postal routes inside your circle, printing, postage, and delivery to every household.

How the mail actually travels

Neighborhood mail rides USPS's saturation system — the same channel national brands use to blanket areas. Honest timeline: printing takes up to about a week, and USPS typically delivers over the following 7–14 days. Plan a Neighborhood send 2–3 weeks ahead of anything date-sensitive.

Good to know Because these cards go to every household (addressed to “postal customer”), they skip the personalized greeting — the design opens straight into your message. Your card is also jumbo-sized: 6.5″ × 9″, roughly twice a standard postcard.

Want more homes than your plan includes?

Push the slider past your included allotment and we'll show the per-home price for the extras before anything is charged — one click covers the difference with your card on file. Nothing above your plan is ever billed silently.

Watching it land

A neighborhood campaign after sending, with its progress and mailing record
A finished Neighborhood send. It progresses Queued → Printing → In the mail; delivery to every home follows over the next two weeks.
Tip Not sure which part of town to circle first? Book a quick call — helping you pick your first area is genuinely our favorite part of the job.