Product · Neighborhood Campaigns

Circle it on a map. Mail every roof inside.

You’re targeting the house, not the person — the roof is the customer. Outline the neighborhood, drop a radius, or let a job you just finished draw the circle for you.

74.6M homes50 states + CanadaAddressed to “Current Resident”

A free-drawn shape over a satellite map of a subdivision, with the campaign summary counting 47 homes inside the shape at a $61.10 estimate
47 homes in the shape · $61.10

THE DATABASE UNDER THE MAP

Draw anywhere. The homes are already there.

74.6M

homes covered

Property + assessment records
50 + CA

US states + Canada

One database, one map
100k

recipients per campaign

Per single campaign
10

homeowner filters

Only the ones your area has data for

THREE WAYS IN

Draw it. Filter it. Or let a finished job pick it.

Every route ends the same way: a shape on a map, a house count, and a price — before you commit to a single card.

STEP 01 · DRAW

Outline the neighborhood or drop a circle around a point.

Free-draw a shape around the streets you want, drop a radius around an address, or combine both in one campaign. The count updates as you draw — Mailr mails every home inside the shapes.

  • Free-draw shape — click to outline neighborhoods
  • Radius — drop a circle around a point
  • Live estimate — $1.30 × 50 postcards = $65.00
The drawing tools panel beside a radius drawn on the satellite map
Radius 1 · 50 homes
STEP 02 · FILTER

Ten homeowner filters, and only the ones your area has data for.

Filters are coverage-aware: you only see a filter where the data actually exists in your drawn area, with option counts populated from that area.

Assessed valueMarket valueYear builtBuilding sq ftLot sizeLand useProperty classDwelling typeOwner-occupiedHomestead
The filter criteria panel open beside a drawn shape: year built 1990–1992, building area 1.8k–2.8k sq ft, and dwelling type narrowing the shape to 79 homes
79 homes match · filters applied
STEP 03 · OR DON’T DRAW AT ALL

Let a finished job draw the circle for you.

Point the radius at a job address instead of a map pin. Mailr takes the nearest qualified homes around it, filtered how you like — fired by a CRM event as the crew packs up, or run across every job in your history at once. Every campaign keeps its map: recipients, cost, and each targeted home pinned.

A neighborhood campaign around 4006 Maple Heights Dr: 27 recipients, US$35.10, and every targeted home pinned on the coverage map
27 recipients · US$35.10

No homeowner names. On purpose.

Mailr stores property and assessment data only — no names, no personal data. Mail is addressed to “Current Resident.”

THE PART WHERE YOU START

Their Home.
Your Work.

Connect your CRM, pick a neighborhood, and put a 1-of-1 card in every mailbox that matters. First campaign out the door in an afternoon.

No contracts · No minimums · $1.30 a card