Colorado Springs, Colorado · Colorado Springs metro
Direct mail postcards in Colorado Springs, CO
Direct mail postcards for Colorado Springs, Monument, Fountain, Briargate, Broadmoor and El Paso County, saturating the routes you pick or mailing your own list, for up to 60% less, with storm cards in hail season.
- 490,000 residents in the city
- ZIP codes 808–809
- Entered through the Colorado Springs Processing & Distribution Center
- Marketing Mail 3–5 days locally
Colorado Springs is the second-largest city in Colorado, about 490,000 people, with ZIP codes 808 and 809 covering the city and El Paso County, at the center of a metro of 760,000 along the Front Range south of Denver. The housing is single-family on large carrier routes across nearly all of it: the affluent Broadmoor and Cheyenne Mountain neighborhoods in the southwest, Rockrimmon and the Northgate area in the north, Briargate and the Powers corridor in the northeast where most of the new construction is, and Fountain and Security-Widefield in the south near Fort Carson.
Colorado Springs is a military city, with Fort Carson, Peterson and Schriever Space Force Bases and the Air Force Academy bringing tens of thousands of families who rotate in and out on orders, so the routes near the bases turn over constantly. Hail is a season here as in Denver; roofers and restoration companies mail the affected ZIP codes within days. Real estate teams farm Briargate and the Broadmoor; home services, dental, medical and restaurant businesses mail the routes around them.
Who mails in Colorado Springs?
Roofing and restoration companies every hail season; heating and cooling, windows, solar, landscaping, sprinkler and pest control companies; real estate agents and teams; restaurants and breweries covering the neighborhoods nearby; dental, orthodontic and medical practices; credit unions, insurance agencies and services for military families; churches, private schools and nonprofits (Colorado Springs is a center for religious organizations); and the defense and aerospace contractors around the bases.
North, south and the bases
Briargate, Northgate, Flying Horse and Monument in the north carry the highest home values and most of the farming; the Powers corridor and Banning Lewis Ranch in the east are the growth engine with steady new movers. The Broadmoor and Cheyenne Mountain in the southwest are farmed by home value. Fountain, Security-Widefield and the south side near Fort Carson are dense saturation routes with heavy military turnover.
Hail season
Hail season runs May through August, and a storm-response mailing is priced around the earliest date one of our partners can put it in the mail.
Neighborhoods and suburbs we mail around Colorado Springs
- Briargate
- Broadmoor
- Old Colorado City
- Rockrimmon
- Northgate
- Monument
- Fountain
- Powers Corridor
- Banning Lewis Ranch
- Cheyenne Mountain
- Downtown
- Woodland Park
- Security-Widefield
- Falcon
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Direct mail in Colorado Springs: questions people ask
How much does direct mail cost in Colorado Springs?
Colorado Springs has no posted rate; the quote comes from the mailing you describe. Farming the Broadmoor and Cheyenne Mountain from an agent's own list is one sort of job, and saturating the new Powers corridor subdivisions is another. Reaching up to Woodland Park puts Teller County routes in the mailing too.
Where is Colorado Springs growing fastest?
In the east, along the Powers corridor and in Banning Lewis Ranch, where most of the new construction is. Those are large single-family subdivisions, so a 5,000-piece saturation drop covers only a handful of routes, and the partner chosen to print it, one of our three, sets the day it mails.
Do you mail Monument and Fountain with Colorado Springs?
Yes, and they sit at opposite ends of the market. Monument, up north with Briargate and Flying Horse, is where home values run highest and most of the farming happens; Fountain, south by Fort Carson, is where military households come and go. Both go out with the city in one mailing.
Is saturation mail a good way to reach military households near Fort Carson?
Yes. Fountain, Security-Widefield and the south side near Fort Carson are dense routes with heavy military turnover, so a saturation drop reaches everyone living there when it lands, including families who arrived on orders only weeks before.
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