routedrop

Every door. One call.

Never hand-write another face slip.

EDDM without the paperwork. Type a ZIP. Ranked routes. Every face slip and the mailing statement, filled. You print the cards and take them in.

Get early access

Free to join. No spam. One email at launch, maybe two before.

EDDM RETAIL

Facing slip. Do not mail.

5-digit ZIP
30341
Carrier route
C012
Drop date
Jul 14, 2026
Pieces in this bundle
100
Bundle
3 of 7
Mailer
Ridgeline Roofing

Fold around the top of the bundle. One slip per 100.

Paperwork ready. 21 face slips · 1 mailing statement · $480.22 postage

What RouteDrop does, in plain words

Your postcard, in every mailbox in the neighborhoods you pick. No mailing list. No stamps. About 26¢ a door in postage.

USPS has a program for this. It's called Every Door Direct Mail, or EDDM. Your postcards ride along with the regular mail to every house on the routes you choose. It's one of the cheapest ways to reach a whole neighborhood, and local businesses have leaned on it for years. The catch: doing it yourself eats an afternoon of maps, forms, and post-office lines. RouteDrop takes the maps and the forms off your plate. You still print the cards and take them in.

You know this drill.

One 5,000-piece mailing, before a postcard hits a mailbox. We take the paperwork. You still print, pile, and walk in.

  1. we fill thisOpen the USPS map. Hover route by route, guessing which streets have money.
  2. we fill thisCopy route numbers and household counts onto a notepad. Do the postage math yourself.
  3. we fill thisFill out the mailing statement by hand. Print the master sheet and check every line twice.
  4. still youCount your mailers into bundles of exactly 100. The last bundle is short. 47 pieces, whatever's left.
  5. we fill thisHand-write a face slip for every bundle: ZIP, route, date, piece count, "bundle 3 of 7." Mess one up, write it again.
  6. still youFold each slip around its bundle. Rubber-band it. Twice, so it holds.
  7. still youLoad the bundles into USPS tubs and haul them to the post office that serves each route, not the one closest to you.
  8. still youStand at the counter. The clerk still checks the slips. At least they aren't reading your handwriting.

Postage is still 26¢ a door, paid to USPS. The paperwork is the part we kill.

From ZIP code to mailbox.

01

Pick the right routes.

Type a ZIP. Every carrier route around it gets ranked by household income. The $100K-and-up streets you've been hunting for on the USPS map, found in seconds. Households, income, and postage cost on every pick, built on official USPS EDDM route data. You see the numbers before you spend a dollar.

02

Paperwork, done.

Every form and every face slip, filled out and print-ready: ZIP, route, date, piece count, bundle 3 of 7. Bundle math done. One click turns your whole mailing's paperwork into a stack of PDFs. Your Sharpie can retire.

03

You take it to USPS.

Print the two PDFs. Stick the face slips on your bundles. Walk in with the mailing statement. Postage is the USPS retail rate (26¢ a door as of July 2026), paid at the counter to USPS. We do the paperwork. You drop it.

People bookmark videos about this paperwork.

400,000+ views

One EDDM tutorial on TikTok has over 400,000 views and thousands of saves. It's a video about filling out slips by hand. When people bookmark paperwork, the paperwork is the problem.

The map doesn't print them

The USPS map shows income one hover at a time. Print shops print. Mail houses run the whole drop for a per-piece markup, and still don't show you which routes have money. Ranking plus the paperwork, in one place, is the job.

Bundles of exactly 100

We know the drill because we've done the drill: 26¢ a piece, bundles of exactly 100, one slip per bundle, tubs across the parking lot. RouteDrop exists to end it.

Built for people who mail neighborhoods.

  • Roofers & exterior
  • HVAC & plumbing
  • Pest control & lawn
  • Solar & real estate
  • Marketing agencies

Whether you mail 500 doors or 20,000, the drill is the same. So is the fix.

Early access opens a batch at a time. First names on the list lock in launch pricing.

Planned launch pricing: $4 a drop, or $79/mo unlimited. Software only. You print your cards and take them in. See planned pricing →

No name, no phone, no card. An email and one click.

We'll email at launch. Privacy. Off the list? Write hello@routedrop.ai.