How it works

You pay once.
5,000 homes see your business.

Solo direct mail in Vancouver, WA costs $3,000+ to reach 5,000 homes. Vancouver Postmark gets you the same reach for a fraction of that...because local businesses share the cost. You get your own exclusive slot, your own ad, and your own tracked QR code.

How It Works

Three steps. Five thousand mailboxes.

01

You reserve your spot

Pick your size and zone. Lock in your spot before the print deadline.

02

We build the mailer

Send us your logo and offer. We design and print an attractive ad for our full-color postcard.

03

5,000 homes receive it

Delivered directly to mailboxes across Vancouver, WA.

Spots start at $250. Most businesses spend $500–1,000 per drop to maximize visibility.

Included with every drop

Where print meets digital

Every mailer drop includes Vancouver Postmark's digital hub: a mobile landing page your customers access by scanning the QR code on the postcard. It lists all that month's local advertisers and tracks every tap.

Mobile-first advertiser directory

A clean hub page with every advertiser's name, category, and a tap-to-visit link.

Click tracking & monthly analytics

Every tap is counted. You see exactly how many people scanned and which businesses drove engagement.

Phone preview of the neighborhood digital hub

The competitive advantage

Physical reach + digital accountability

Most direct mail is a black box — you send 5,000 cards and never know what happened. Vancouver Postmark closes that loop. The QR code on every postcard connects your print campaign to a tracked digital hub, so you can see exactly how many scans your mailer generated.

FAQ

Before you claim your spot

How much does it cost?
What if my ad doesn't work?
Is there a contract?
Who else will be on the card?
When does my ad actually arrive at homes?
What does the card actually look like?
How does the QR tracking work?
What do I need to submit?

Ready to reach your neighborhood?

Spots fill fast...and each category is exclusive.
Once your industry is claimed, it's gone for the month.