EDDM Direct Mail That Reaches Every Door in New York City

USPS delivers EDDM on each route's normal mail days after the mailing is dropped off; USPS does not commit to a specific delivery day. After your artwork is approved, we give you a mail date plan for your New York City routes. You choose the production time when you order, and our turnaround times page explains how it works.

A Full Service mailing is at least one carrier route, and every route is mailed in full; the route map shows each route's address count before you pay. For Print Only, USPS EDDM Retail asks for at least 200 pieces per ZIP code per day when you drop off at the Post Office.

Yes. New York City has 191 ZIP codes and 4,110 USPS carrier routes in our route map, and you can pick any single route inside any of them. 10025 has the most homes (45,234 across 53 routes). The map shows the address count for every route before you choose it.

Across the 4,110 New York City carrier routes in our route map, the median route has 734 homes. The smallest route with homes has 1 and the largest 3,322, so route size matters when you budget. The route map shows the exact home and business count for every route before you choose it.

With full-service EDDM, we handle everything — USPS forms, bundling, facing slips, and delivering the mailing to USPS.

6.5 x 9 is our most popular size: it clears the USPS height rule for flats with a familiar postcard feel, and 6.25 x 9 is the classic standard. For more room, 6.5 x 12 postcards or 8.5 x 11 and 9 x 12 flyers give a bigger canvas at a higher cost per piece. Every size we offer qualifies for EDDM.