Dallas, Texas · Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington metro
Direct mail postcards in Dallas, TX
Direct mail postcards for Dallas, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Irving, Richardson and the northern suburbs, saturating new subdivisions or mailing the list you keep, for up to 60% less than the big online printers.
- 1.3 million residents in the city
- ZIP codes 752–753
- Entered through the Dallas Processing & Distribution Center
- Marketing Mail 3–5 days locally
Dallas is the ninth-largest city in the country, about 1.3 million people, and the eastern anchor of a metro of 8 million that has added more residents in the last decade than almost any other. ZIP codes 752 and 753 cover the city; 750 and 751 cover the northern and eastern suburbs from Plano and Frisco to Rockwall. The suburbs north of the city, along the Dallas North Tollway and US-75, are among the fastest-growing places in America and some of the best ground anywhere for farming and saturation mail: new subdivisions, high owner occupancy, uniform routes of 500 to 900 homes.
Dallas businesses mail at scale. Real estate teams farm Frisco, Prosper, Plano and the Park Cities; home services companies mail by home age from the 1960s ranches in Lake Highlands to the new builds in Celina; restaurants saturate their delivery zones across the metro; dental, orthodontic and med spa practices mail by household income; the corporate headquarters that relocated here mail businesses across the region; and Texas politics mails every spring and fall.
Who mails in Dallas?
Air conditioning, roofing (North Texas hail is a season), foundation repair, plumbing, pool service, landscaping and window companies; real estate agents and teams; restaurants and food delivery; dental, orthodontic and cosmetic practices; auto dealers along the LBJ Freeway and the Tollway; private schools, churches and the region's nonprofits; and financial services firms mailing the high-income households of the Park Cities, Preston Hollow and the northern suburbs.
The northern suburbs
Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Prosper and Celina are where the metro's growth is, and thousands of households move into them every month. Carrier routes in the new subdivisions are large and uniform, so saturation and farming cover a tight radius efficiently. Inside the city, the Park Cities, Preston Hollow and Lakewood are farmed by agents by home value; Oak Cliff and Pleasant Grove are where bilingual cards to every home on a route pull their weight.
North Texas hail
North Texas hail is a season of its own, March through June, and after each storm the roofers, restoration companies and adjusters here mail the ZIP codes it hit within days.
Neighborhoods and suburbs we mail around Dallas
- Highland Park
- University Park
- Lakewood
- Preston Hollow
- Uptown
- Oak Cliff
- Lake Highlands
- Plano
- Frisco
- McKinney
- Allen
- Richardson
- Irving
- Garland
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Direct mail in Dallas: questions people ask
How much does saturation mail cost in Dallas?
Dallas saturation mail isn't sold off a price sheet; every drop is quoted for the routes in it and the card count. Route size is the big lever. In the new subdivisions along the Tollway and US-75, a route runs 500 to 900 homes, so the 1,000-card minimum is one or two routes in Frisco or McKinney, and a 5,000-card drop is six to ten.
Can you mail Dallas and Fort Worth together?
Yes. Dallas is the eastern anchor of an 8-million-person metro, and one campaign can run from its 750 to 753 ZIP codes west to Fort Worth and Tarrant County. When the offer changes from one side to the other, each side gets its own version.
Do you mail storm-damage postcards in North Texas?
Yes. Send the affected ZIP codes and we look for the soonest open mail date among the partners serving Dallas–Fort Worth, and the hail-response card can go First-Class if the timing matters.
Which Dallas neighborhoods are better mailed from a list than by saturation?
The Park Cities, Preston Hollow and Lakewood. Agents there mail their own sphere and the homes they track by value, and financial services firms mail their clients' households the same way. Saturation earns its keep in the new subdivisions up north and in Oak Cliff and Pleasant Grove, where a bilingual card goes to the whole route.
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