Two ways to send
Something running every month, or one batch when you have a reason. Plenty of practices do both.
Every month
A program
We find the households moving in near your office, write to them in your hand, and lock the area to you while it runs. Nobody else in your specialty gets written to inside it.
From $249 a month
Check your area →Once
A single batch
No subscription and no territory. You tell me who it's going to and what it's about, and it goes out once — drawn in your hand, addressed, stamped and mailed.
From $2.95 a piece
Set one up →Setting up a single batch
No subscription, no territory. You tell me who it's going to and what it's about, and it goes out once. Practices use it for:
- Dropping a planAn insurance change explained in your own hand, not in a notice that reads like it came from a billing department.
- A new faceAn associate joining, a hygienist people will meet next visit, a doctor stepping back after twenty years.
- Moving or expandingA new address, a second location, hours that changed, a service you didn't offer before.
- A whole neighbourhoodEveryone in the zip, when you want the area to know you're there.
- Seasonal cardsOnce a year, to everyone you've written to. The one people keep on the fridge.
- Thank-yousAfter a referral, after a long case, after anything worth acknowledging by name.
Who is it going to?
How many?
At that quantity
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| Quantity | Per piece |
|---|---|
| 25 – 99 | $6.50 |
| 100 – 249 | $5.75 |
| 250 and up | $5.00 |
Cards, envelopes, your handwriting, postage and mailing — all in. Nothing recurring.
Tell me the area
There's no way for you to know how many households that is, so don't guess. Give me the zip and what you're trying to cover, and I'll come back with a count and a price the same day.