Coeur d'Alene · Hayden · Post Falls · Rathdrum

Get your business in front of every home on the route.

Sixteen local businesses share one postcard, so the printing and postage split sixteen ways instead of landing on you alone.

Example Community Card layout: eight rectangular ad slots, four across the top and four across the bottom, arranged around a center banner reading Community Spotlight, Hayden, Idaho. One slot shows a sample restaurant ad; the rest show placeholders reading Your Business, $199, 2,500 mailboxes.
The Community Card — eight ad slots per side, sixteen in all. One of those slots could be yours.

What I do

You send a logo and an offer. I handle the rest.

  • Design your ad slot for you — you send a logo and an offer, I handle the layout.
  • Print on heavy glossy stock.
  • Handle the full EDDM mailing with USPS, including the paperwork and the drop-off.
  • Target specific mail routes so your card lands in the neighborhoods you actually serve.
  • 2,500 to 5,000 homes per mailing, depending on the card.
  • Limited slots per card — never two businesses from the same trade on the same mailing.
  • Proof sent for your approval before anything prints.

Why it works for you

Cheaper than a solo mailer, and it stays on the fridge.

Your cost is split

Postage and printing are shared across all sixteen businesses on the card. That's how a mailing to thousands of homes lands at a fraction of what a solo mailer would run you.

No competitor beside you

One business per trade, per card. If you're the roofer on this mailing, you're the only roofer on it.

Mail gets picked up

A postcard gets carried in from the mailbox, looked at, and stuck on the fridge. A Facebook ad is gone in a scroll.

Every home on the route

No ad account, no bidding, no targeting guesswork. Every address on the routes you pick gets one.

A real offer has a long life

Put a genuine deal on your slot and it sits in the kitchen for weeks, waiting for the day somebody needs what you do.

One flat price

No monthly retainer, no contract, no auto-renew. You pay once and the card goes out.

See the card

Two formats. Sixteen slots each. Both shown are example layouts.

Example Community Card layout: eight ad slots, four across the top and four across the bottom, around a center banner reading Community Spotlight, Hayden, Idaho, with the USPS EDDM postal indicia in the corner.
Community Card (6x11) — example layout. One side of the card: eight ad slots around a center banner, with the USPS postal indicia built in. Eight more on the back, sixteen in all. Mailed to 2,500 homes.
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Example 9x12 card layout: eight large, full-color ad slots, four across the top and four across the bottom, separated by a center band reading Support Local Businesses.
9x12 Card — example layout. One side of the card: eight full-size slots, eight more on the back, sixteen in all. Each business gets roughly double the space to work with. Mailed to 5,000 homes.
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These are example layouts, shown to demonstrate the format only. The ad slots on past cards belong to other businesses and are not affiliated with your mailing. Your card is designed fresh, with your ad in your slot.

Pricing

One flat price. Design, print, and mailing included.

Community Card 6x11

$199

  • Reach 2,500 homes
  • Your slot 1 of 16
  • Includes Design, printing & mailing
Reserve This Slot

Proof sent for your approval before printing.

9x12 Card Standard slot

$500

  • Reach 5,000 homes
  • Your slot 1 of 16, full-size
  • Includes Design, printing & mailing
Reserve This Slot

Proof sent for your approval before printing.

9x12 Card Large slot

$900

  • Reach 5,000 homes
  • Your slot 2 of 16, double-size
  • Includes Design, printing & mailing
Reserve This Slot

Proof sent for your approval before printing.

How it works

Four steps, start to mailbox.

  1. Pick your slot and pay.
  2. Send me your logo and your offer.
  3. Approve the proof.
  4. Your card hits mailboxes.

Contact

Questions before you buy? Email me.

ryanfrost@rfpostcards.com

Prefer to copy it? ryanfrost@rfpostcards.com