Templates
Postcard, flyer, or brochure. Not a stack of sizes, three jobs. Pick the piece that matches the street, then we print to the door count.
42¢ per home
A single offer that lands on the kitchen table. Built for a garage sale, a weekend special, or four blocks around your street, out on Thursday.
Short copy, one price, a date. Typical drop: 600 homes, $252 printed and delivered.
55¢ per home
Room for a menu, a service list, or a month of walk-ins. The format cafés and salons use to cover a whole catchment, the drop people book most often.
Typical drop: 4,000 homes, $2,200 printed and delivered.
78¢ per home
A listing, a floorplan, a longer story. Enough panels for owner-occupied houses in a 1 km ring: photos on one fold, the open house on another.
Typical drop: 1,200 homes, $936 printed and delivered.
Flyer or brochure on selected routes
Walks, then tighter
Reach every household on a walk, then tighten to neighbourhoods and homes. Same template across markets, a different shape in each one. The national piece stays; the streets change so you are not paying for a city you do not serve.
Flyer per location
One look, local counts
Keep a national look with a local drop. Each store draws its own streets and print run so the catchment matches the door. A franchise in Riverdale is not the same walk as the one two cities over. The flyer can be.
Postcard or flyer, same week
The streets you already serve
Design, printing, and delivery in one place. Target the blocks around the shop without buying a list. A salon covers its catchment; a garage sale covers four blocks. The format follows the street, not a media plan.
The format is a length, not a brand. If the copy does not fit, it is the wrong piece, not a reason to shrink the type.
Start from a template on this page, or send a file. We print to the door count in your shape. You are responsible for the content: claims, images, marks. We may decline a piece we cannot lawfully print or put through a door in Canada.
Print does not start until the artwork is approved. The quote comes first, on Start. For how each format is used on the street, see Campaigns.
