EDDM Postcards — Full Service
Full-service EDDM postcards mean you pick the neighborhoods and approve the design — we print on heavy card stock, bundle by carrier route, prepare the USPS paperwork, and deliver everything to the post office for you.
Choose your postcards size
6.5 × 8 EDDM Postcards
16PT C2S — configure quantity, coating & routes
6.25 × 9 EDDM Postcards
16PT C2S — configure quantity, coating & routes
6.5 × 9 EDDM Postcards
16PT C2S — configure quantity, coating & routes
7 × 8.5 EDDM Postcards
16PT C2S — configure quantity, coating & routes
4.5 × 12 EDDM Postcards
16PT C2S — configure quantity, coating & routes
6 × 12 EDDM Postcards
16PT C2S — configure quantity, coating & routes
6.5 × 12 EDDM Postcards
16PT C2S — configure quantity, coating & routes
Included with Full Service
- USPS postage
- Permits & paperwork
- Delivery to every door
- Flat mailing fee — no surprises
Best for
- Restaurants and cafes announcing openings, menus, and weekly offers
- Home-service businesses (roofing, HVAC, landscaping) working specific neighborhoods
- Real estate agents farming a set of carrier routes
- First-time mailers who want one vendor accountable for the whole campaign
Common questions
What does full service actually include?
Printing, bundling by carrier route, the USPS paperwork (PS Form 3587 and the facing slips on every bundle), and delivery to the post office that serves your routes. You choose routes and approve artwork; we do the rest.
Do I need a mailing list or addresses?
No. EDDM delivers to every address on the carrier routes you pick. Pieces are addressed to "Postal Customer" — USPS's own phrasing — so there is no list to buy and no addresses to print.
How is postage charged?
Postage passes through at the current USPS rate of $0.26 per piece — we do not mark it up. Print cost and the mailing service fee are shown in the configurator before you pay.
Is there a minimum quantity?
USPS requires at least 200 pieces per ZIP code per day for EDDM Retail, and most single carrier routes run 400–800 addresses. The route map shows the exact address count before you commit.