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Is EDDM worth it for your business?

Put in your own numbers and see how few new customers it takes for a postcard to pay for itself. We'll be straight with you about the result.

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If this many homes respond (estimate, not a promise)New customersYour profit

Mailing companies quote 0.5% to 2% as the typical EDDM range, and up to 2.5% for well-targeted routes (industry estimates). These are estimates, not a promise. Our verdict uses the middle, 1%. The QR code counts the minimum: neighbors who see your card and just walk in later aren't counted, so compare your sales before and after too. Results depend on your offer, your card and your area. Every card we design has a QR code, so you can count the real responses yourself.

Why mail still works
84%
of people read direct mail right away or the same day it arrives.
Lob, 2025 survey of 2,000 U.S. adults
4-5%
respond to direct mail sent by name to new prospects, vs about 1% for email.
ANA Response Rate Report, as reported by Printing Impressions, 2025

The 4-5% is for mail addressed by name to a list. Every Door Direct Mail goes to every home on a route, which is why the calculator above uses the lower EDDM range.

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