PorchPost EDDM service

Every Door Direct Mail.
Done for you.

Put your offer in every mailbox on the routes around your business. No mailing list, no bundling, no trip to the post office. We design it, print it and hand it to USPS.

$574for about 500 homes, printing and postage included

Members pay 99¢ a home. See plans

  • No mailing list needed
  • Design included
  • Proof before print
Sample every-door postcard, front and back

Why mail still works

Mail gets opened, read and acted on. On average it draws far more responses than email.

Direct mail4.4%Email0.12%

Average response rate. Source: ANA/DMA Response Rate Report, 2025.

84%of people read their mail the same day it arrivesLob, 2025 State of Direct Mail
26¢USPS postage per EDDM piece, included in your priceUSPS EDDM Retail rate, July 2026
0mailing lists to buy. Every home on the route gets one.How EDDM works

Why EDDM works

EDDM delivers to every home on a USPS carrier route. It’s the lowest-cost way to put a full-size postcard in front of a whole neighborhood.

  • Reach every door in your target area
  • Postage at the lowest USPS marketing rate
  • Big 6.5 × 9 inch postcards that stand out
  • Designed for your trade and your offer
  • A QR code that tracks who responds
Route 33432-C0071,087 deliveries
Every home on the route receives your postcard. Real USPS counts for a Boca Raton route.

What happens if you do it yourself?

EDDM through the post office is cheap on paper and a headache in practice.

Do it yourselfPorchPost
Picking routesMap tool on the USPS siteWe show routes and counts by ZIP
DesignFind a designer or templateIncluded, with a proof
PrintingFind a printer, check USPS size rulesPrinted to EDDM specs
BundlingHand-bundle stacks of 50–100 with facing slipsDone for you
Post officeStand in line and pay postageWe hand it to USPS
TrackingNoneQR code with visit tracking

Price your neighborhood

Pick how many homes you want to reach. Routes vary in size, so we confirm the exact count before you pay.

Your price$1,049
Per home$1.05
Members$990
Start with these homes
$1.15500$1.051,000$0.902,500$0.845,000homes mailed
Price per home drops as you mail more.

EDDM for every business

Pick your trade. We start from a design built for it and make it yours.

See all templates →
  1. Step 1

    Tell us your business and ZIP code. Pick your routes and see the exact home count.

  2. Step 2

    Choose a design. We send a proof. Nothing prints until you approve it.

  3. Step 3

    Relax. We print your postcards and hand them to USPS for every home on your routes.

Targeted mail vs. every door

Two ways to reach customers. Many businesses use both.

Every Door Direct Mail

Every home and apartment on a carrier route gets your postcard. No list needed.

Example: a plumber mails the three routes closest to the shop, about 1,500 homes, to become the name neighbors remember.

Shop every door →

Targeted mail

Only the addresses you choose: past customers or a list you upload. Costs more per piece, with no wasted mail.

Example: a dentist mails 250 past patients who haven’t booked in a year.

Shop targeted mail →

EDDM questions

What is Every Door Direct Mail?

A USPS service that delivers a mail piece to every address on a carrier route, without names or a mailing list.

How many homes are on a route?

It varies, usually a few hundred to over a thousand. We show exact USPS counts for each route before you pay.

What size postcard is it?

Our standard every-door postcard is 6.5 × 9 inches, full color on both sides. Larger 8.5 × 11 and 8.5 × 12 sizes are available.

How fast does it arrive?

We print within about 3 business days after you approve the proof. USPS typically delivers within a week after drop-off.

Can I track results?

Yes. Every campaign gets its own QR code and page, so you can see visits and inquiries from that mailing.

Sources: ANA/DMA Response Rate Report 2025 (average response rates); Lob, 2025 State of Direct Mail Consumer Insights (same-day reading); USPS Notice 123, July 2026 (EDDM Retail postage). Route counts: USPS EDDM data for 33432-C007, captured September 20, 2026.