Direct Mail Postcards

30 Reviews

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10 postcard sizes
High-quality cardstocks
Use Free Postcards Design Templates

Select Print Options

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3 Business Days

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Printing Cost: $66.95

Features

10 postcard sizes
High-quality cardstocks
Use Free Postcards Design Templates

Reviews

4.1

Out of 5.0

5 Star

(20)
4 Star

(3)
3 Star

(1)
2 Star

(2)
1 Star

(4)

Overall Rating

77%

of customers that buy this product give it a 4 or 5-Star rating.

Verified buyer

March 21, 2023 by LARRY ( FL )

“as ordered.”

January 25, 2021 by Destin Realtor

“I bought post cards to send out for the new year for my business. Someone stole them. Next Day sent me new ones out that arrived less than a week later. Sadly they were only printed on one side. Once again I called and within a week, I had the correct version. I would have loved to give them five stars, but the agent argued with me saying I had done the order wrong when I had the two-sided proof they sent me. I will use them again.”

April 3, 2018 by CoolRoof156

“Great product. Card stock was superior. Print was awesome. Only issue I had was that it took longer than I thought it should have to get them out the door and communication could have been better. What hang ups there were should have been solved with a phone call instead of an email that I had to wait to get back to. Other than that, I'd use these guys again.”

Verified buyer

quality is not so good and required design team's support further. I had difficulties to adjust the size for a while which looks easy. October 14, 2022 by Joshua Yeom ( VA )

“quality is not satisfiable.”

Verified buyer

August 14, 2023 by Frank Bravo ( CA )

“low quality”

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We’ll Mail Your Custom Postcards for You Through Direct Mailing

Pressed for time and can’t mail your promotional postcards yourself? Order at least 500 direct mail postcards from us, and we’ll send them on your behalf. After indicating the specifications content strategy) of your postcard, you’ll only have to upload your mailing list and select your preferences in the process. We’ll also review your design’s quality before the file goes into production. We assure quality in every step, from customization to mailing.

How to Customize Your Postcards and Maximize the Direct Mail Services

Our postcard mailing services are USPS-approved and adhere to all postcard regulations and direct mail postcard guidelines.

Choose from the following to complete your direct mail postcards:

Select the most suitable size. The popular postcard mailing sizes include 5.5” x 8.5” and 6” x 9” – both of which are available here.
Choose a cardstock that is within your budget and highlights the impression you want to make. The most affordable option is 10 pt., the standard is 14 pt., and the thickest is the 17 pt.
Highlight the images and text on your design with gloss, matte, or high gloss coating.
1. Gloss gives a bright shine that makes colors pop from afar.
2. Matte suits neutral palettes or light colors. It also makes longer text easier to read.
3. High gloss reflects the most under light and is typically used for printing high-resolution images.
You can upload your design or create a design online using our free Online Design Tool. Our Help Center post, “How Does Direct Mail Work?” explains the process in detail.
Upload your targeted list to the site or call us at 855-898-9870 to rent a direct mail list.

Here are additional resources for your reference:
Elements of a Successful Direct Mail Postcard Design
Direct Mailing FAQs
Direct Mail Strategies for Today

Make DIY Postcards With Our Free Customizable Postcard Templates and Online Design Tool

Creating your own postcard design has never been this easy. Various templates are available for you to edit online. Follow the steps below to get started:

Step 1. Select a postcard template that you want to edit.
Step 2. Click Customize or the template image.
Step 3. Start personalizing the postcard template by adding various graphic elements such as texts, photos, or background color.

You can also manipulate the images. Explore the toolbar to see how you can crop, rotate, or upload more images.
Step 4. Proceed to Order once you’re done or save your design and get back to it later.

Direct Mail Postcards FAQs

How much does it cost to print and mail postcards?
You can print your postcards and have us mail them to you. For an accurate estimate, please use our “Select Print Options” section above to input your postcard printing specifications and it will give you a price estimate of your order. You can also get your shipping cost estimate by using the “Get Delivery Estimate” button.

What are the advantages of using NextDayFlyers postcard mailing services?
We take care of the printing, reviewing, and mailing of your postcards directly to your customers. All you need to do is indicate the following before checkout, and we’ll apply your preferences accordingly:

Upload your mailing list
Indicate the number of pieces to be mailed
Indicate if it matters or not that the recipient moved
Indicate duplicate removal preference
Select postage type
Choose your mailing date

What are file formats acceptable to use for my mailing list?
The preferred formats are Microsoft Excel (.xls and .xlsx) and Comma Separated (.csv) files. You can also use our mailing list template.

Where can I design my own postcards?
One option is to use our “Create Design Online” tool. You can find this above the page beside the “Select Print Options” and under “Upload Artwork”. As you can see, you can also have our Design Services Team design your postcards for you.

Which areas of my postcard should be left blank for addressing and postage?
The blank areas depend on your postcard’s orientation. For vertically divided cards, the right portion is left blank for placing the recipient address, postage, and USPS markings.

For horizontally divided cards, the portion of the address side without the destination address is the message area. You will leave the area that contains the address blank for the postage and other USPS markings.

Check out the USPS page on how to address a postcard for more information.