9 × 12 EDDM Flyers

Printed on 100 lb gloss cover, full colour, sized for Every Door Direct Mail. We print, bundle by carrier route and deliver to USPS, with postage included.

Price your 9 × 12 EDDM flyers

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9 × 12 flyer prices — Full Service

All-in: printing, bundling by carrier route, USPS paperwork and postage. Your routes set the exact piece count. Sales tax (8.25%) is added at checkout; USPS postage is not taxed. Full colour both sides, standard production. Prices updated Oct 12.

QuantityPricePer pieceOrder
1,000 mailed$904.08$0.90Pick routes
2,500 mailed$1,731.90$0.69Pick routes
5,000 mailed$2,794.28$0.56Pick routes
10,000 mailed$5,253.53$0.53Pick routes

About the 9 × 12 flyer

The largest single-sheet EDDM flyer we print, on 100 lb gloss cover. It fills the mailbox and gives photography and price lists room to breathe, which is why real-estate and retail mailers pick it.

Mailed to every door on the routes you choose: we bundle by carrier route, prepare the USPS forms and handle the Post Office drop-off. You approve the file; the neighborhood gets the flyer.

Best uses for 9 × 12 flyers

  • Real-estate listings and open-house mailers led by photography
  • Retail and grocery circulars with many products and prices
  • Catalog-style pieces for furniture, flooring or remodeling
  • Campaigns where standing out in the mailbox matters more than paper cost

Size & specs

Finished size
9" × 12"
Meets the USPS Every Door Direct Mail size rules for flats.
Stock
100 lb gloss cover
A stiff coated cover stock; meets the USPS thickness minimum for EDDM flats.
Finish
Aqueous (AQ) coating
A clear protective coat over the full sheet.
Printing
Full colour, front and back
4/4. Front-only (4/0) is also available at configure time.
Bleed
0.125" on every edge
Artwork must extend past the trim line or you get white slivers.
Safe margin
0.125" (1/8") inside trim
Keep text and logos inside this or they risk being cut.
Folding
11 × 17 folds to 8.5 × 11
USPS mails 11 × 17 folded in half, so the half fold is built in and preselected; 8.5 × 11 mails flat, with a half fold to 4.25 × 11 as an option.

EDDM size rules and every size drawn to scale

Why 9 × 12 qualifies for EDDM

Every Door Direct Mail only accepts flats. USPS counts a piece as a flat when it is longer than 10.5 inches, taller than 6.125 inches or thicker than 0.25 inch, and no bigger than 15 × 12 inches. It clears two rules at once: 12 inches long (over 10.5) and 9 inches high (over 6.125).

Build your 9 × 12 file

Trim size
9 × 12 in
Document size with bleed
9.25 × 12.25 in
Safe area for text and logos
8.75 × 11.75 in
Printed face
108 sq in

9 × 12 compared with other flyers

Face area decides how much copy and imagery fits. Prices for each size are on its own page.

Artwork

File setup & free templates

Send a press-ready PDF with 0.125" on every edge bleed and keep text 0.125" (1/8") inside trim. Every file gets a press-ready check before it prints, and you approve a proof first. The 9 × 12 template carries the trim, bleed and the USPS indicia area at the right size.

How ordering works

Your routes set the exact price before you pay, and nothing prints until a person on our team has checked your order.

  1. Configure (current step)

    Size, quantity, sides and turnaround.

  2. Routes

    Pick carrier routes on the map.

  3. Quote

    Itemised total. Locked before you pay.

  4. Artwork

    Upload, automatic file check, preview.

  5. Review

    Confirm everything. Nothing prints yet.

  6. Payment

    Card charged. Order goes to our team.

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Industry solutions

Which businesses use EDDM flyers

Any local business that wants every household on a carrier route, without buying a mailing list.

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ZIP code data

Find your ZIP's routes before you order 9 × 12 flyers

See every USPS carrier route in a ZIP code with its mailbox count, plus Census figures on income, homeowners, families and new movers, before you choose where to mail.

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9 × 12 EDDM flyer FAQs

Does a 9 × 12 flyer qualify for EDDM?

Yes. USPS counts a piece as a flat, the shape EDDM requires, when it is longer than 10.5 inches, taller than 6.125 inches or thicker than 0.25 inch. It clears two rules at once: 12 inches long (over 10.5) and 9 inches high (over 6.125).

What size should my 9 × 12 file be?

Build the file at 9.25 × 12.25 inches: the 9 × 12 trim plus 0.125 inch of bleed on every edge. Keep text and logos inside the 8.75 × 11.75 inch safe area so nothing is lost when the sheet is cut.

What is the difference between print-only and full service?

Print only means we print your flyers and ship them to you, and you take them to the Post Office yourself. Full service means you pick the routes on our map, and we also bundle by route, handle the USPS paperwork and deliver the mailing to USPS, so you never visit the Post Office.

What stock are EDDM flyers printed on?

100 lb gloss cover with an aqueous coat, which keeps print cost down on larger sheets while still feeling substantial. If you want a stiffer piece at the same size, look at the sell sheet on thick 16pt card.

Can a flyer carry a full menu or price list?

That is the main reason to choose one. Sizes like 8.5 × 11 and 8.5 × 14 hold a complete menu or service list on one face and still leave the back for a map, hours and an offer.

Which flyer size should I pick?

8.5 × 11 is the letter-size standard for menus and service lists; 9 × 12 gives the most space per piece. Smaller panels like 4.25 × 11 suit single offers. Every size listed here meets USPS EDDM flat rules.

Who handles the USPS requirements?

We do. Flyers are bundled by carrier route with a facing slip on each bundle, the postage statement is prepared, and the mailing is delivered to USPS. Postage is included in your price and shown as its own line.

How do I choose which neighborhoods get it?

The route map shows every carrier route around your location with address counts. Pick the routes that match where your customers already come from; the piece then goes to every address on those routes.

Why does the Full Service price depend on my routes?

USPS charges postage per piece and every carrier route has a different number of addresses. When you select routes on the map, the piece count is known exactly, and the printing, mailing and postage lines are priced for that count. The quantity on this page is only an estimate to show the range.

What file format should I send?

A press-ready PDF is best, with 0.125 inch bleed on every edge and important content kept 1/8 inch (0.125 inch) inside the trim.

Will I receive a proof before printing?

Yes. Every order includes a press-ready file check, and you approve a proof before anything prints or mails.

When does my mailing go out?

You pick the mail date when you select routes. Production runs first; the mailing is delivered to USPS for that date.