We mail a premium 9" × 12" guide — the Peoria Homeowner's Guide — to up to 10,000 Peoria households per edition. You get one category, a professionally designed ad, and a tracked QR code. We handle design, printing, route selection and the USPS run.

Direct mail advertising means putting a physical printed piece — a postcard, flyer or shared mailer — into a household's mailbox. Instead of bidding for attention in a feed or a search results page, your offer arrives on the kitchen counter with the rest of the mail. There's no ad blocker, no scroll, and no algorithm deciding whether your neighbors see you.
For a local service business, the appeal is control. You choose the geography, you choose the message, and everyone on the route gets it. It's a familiarity play more than an instant-lead play: the goal is that when a Peoria homeowner finally needs a plumber, a roofer, a detailer or a dentist, your name is the one already sitting in the house.
It's not magic, and it isn't right for everyone. If you'd rather compare it honestly against Google, Meta and Nextdoor first, read our breakdown of ways to reach Peoria homeowners.
A small group of non-competing local businesses share one premium mailer, so everyone gets a bigger, better-printed piece than they'd send alone.
Oversized, full-color, heavy stock. It doesn't get lost in the stack the way a small postcard does, and the shared format is what keeps the cost reasonable for a single local business.
We mail through USPS Every Door Direct Mail: we select residential carrier routes by location and the demographic information USPS makes available, then mail every address on those routes. No purchased lists.
Editions currently center on residential routes in 85383 — around Happy Valley Road and the Lake Pleasant area, including Vistancia, Westwing Mountain, Fletcher Heights and The Meadows — and rotate across Peoria between runs.
Send your logo, photos and offer. We design the ad, you approve a proof. No designer to hire, no files to prep, no print specs to figure out.
Each placement gets a custom-tracked QR code so scans are attributable to the mailer, not guessed at.
Your direct competitors are locked out of the edition. When a homeowner needs your service, you're the only name in that category on the guide.
New to the USPS side of this? Here's a plain-English explanation of EDDM in Peoria.
USPS breaks every ZIP code into carrier routes — the actual walking or driving loops a mail carrier covers. EDDM works route by route, not address by address, so route selection is the entire targeting decision.
Inside the USPS portal we look at each candidate route's location, the number of residential addresses on it, and the demographic information USPS makes available for it. We prioritize residential routes in Peoria neighborhoods with strong homeowner populations, then confirm the combination of routes gets us as close to 10,000 households as postage blocks allow. USPS doesn't confirm who owns versus rents any individual home, so we don't claim it does — we select for the neighborhoods where owner-occupied housing dominates.

Area shown reflects ZIP 85383. Carrier routes rotate across Peoria between editions.
Three ad sizes, each double the footprint of the one below it. Every placement includes ad design, printing, postage and QR tracking.
3-month bundles are also available at a lower per-edition rate. See current pricing and bundle options — or read what direct mail actually costs in Peoria if you're comparing this to running your own campaign.
It's a weaker fit if you sell nationally, need same-week lead volume only, or serve a niche too small to reach efficiently across whole neighborhoods.
Up to 10,000 households per edition. USPS route postage is purchased in blocks of up to 5,000 addresses, so most editions are made up of multiple route purchases to get as close to 10,000 homes as we can.
Our current focus is North Peoria and ZIP code 85383 — residential carrier routes around Happy Valley Road and the Lake Pleasant area, including Vistancia, Westwing Mountain, Fletcher Heights and The Meadows. Routes rotate between editions.
No. Ad design is included. Send us your logo, photos, offer and contact details and we build the ad, then send you a proof to approve before anything goes to print.
Editions go out roughly every 4–6 weeks, depending on print and USPS timing for the routes in that run.
Every placement includes a custom-tracked QR code, and we encourage a trackable call to action — a dedicated offer code, landing page or phone number — so you can tie response back to the mailer.
Placements start at $350 for a half slot in a single edition, and vary by ad size and whether you choose a single edition or a 3-month bundle. Current pricing is listed on the home page.
One business per category per edition. Tell us what you do and we'll confirm availability for the next Peoria run.