Tulsa, Oklahoma · Tulsa metro
Direct mail postcards in Tulsa, OK
Postcards for Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Jenks and Owasso, saturation or to your own list, hail season included, for up to 60% less than the big online printers.
- 410,000 residents in the city
- ZIP codes 741
- Entered through the Tulsa Processing & Distribution Center
- Marketing Mail 3–5 days locally
Tulsa is the second-largest city in Oklahoma, about 410,000 people, with ZIP codes 741 covering the city and Tulsa County, at the center of a metro of 1 million that includes Broken Arrow, Owasso, Jenks, Bixby, Sand Springs and Sapulpa. The housing is single-family on large carrier routes across nearly all of it: Midtown, Brookside and Maple Ridge with the city's historic homes and highest values inside the city, South Tulsa and the suburbs of Jenks, Bixby and Broken Arrow where most of the new construction and new mover volume is, and Owasso to the north.
Tulsa mails like Oklahoma City, with the same storm season and the same seasons for air conditioning and heating, and its businesses mail the county the way businesses do everywhere: roofers after hail, real estate teams farming Midtown and South Tulsa, home services companies mailing their customer lists, restaurants saturating the routes nearby, and the energy, aerospace and healthcare employers mailing businesses across the region.
Who mails in Tulsa?
Roofing companies every hail season; heating and cooling, plumbing, foundation repair, windows, storm shelters, lawn care and pest control; real estate agents and teams; restaurants mailing the households around them; dental, orthodontic and medical practices; auto dealers along Memorial Drive and the Broken Arrow Expressway; churches, private schools and nonprofits; and the energy, aerospace and manufacturing employers of the metro.
Midtown, South Tulsa and the suburbs
Midtown, Brookside, Maple Ridge and Cherry Street, with the city's historic homes, are farmed by agents from lists they keep by home value. South Tulsa, Jenks and Bixby carry the metro's highest values and most of its farming. Broken Arrow is the largest suburb and a strong saturation market of its own; Owasso is the growth corridor to the north. Sand Springs and Sapulpa to the west mail as working suburbs.
Storm season
Hail and tornado season runs from April through June, and roofers mail the neighborhoods each storm crosses once it has passed. How fast that card follows the storm comes down to which of our three print partners covers northeast Oklahoma and the next mail date it can give.
Neighborhoods and suburbs we mail around Tulsa
- Midtown
- Brookside
- Cherry Street
- South Tulsa
- Jenks
- Bixby
- Broken Arrow
- Owasso
- Sand Springs
- Sapulpa
- Maple Ridge
- Riverside
- Union
- Catoosa
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Answers
Direct mail in Tulsa: questions people ask
How much does direct mail cost in Tulsa?
Tulsa mailings are priced one at a time, so the cost is whatever your routes or list and your count add up to. Two choices shape it. Mailing your own homeowner list by value, the way agents farm Midtown and Brookside, sets the count by the list, while saturation sets it by the routes; and a hail mailing that has to land fast goes First-Class, which costs more than Marketing Mail.
Do Broken Arrow and Owasso mail with Tulsa?
They can. Tulsa, Rogers, Wagoner and Creek Counties fit in one mailing, so Broken Arrow, Owasso to the north and Sand Springs and Sapulpa to the west can share a drop with the city.
Do you mail storm-damage postcards in Tulsa?
Yes. Send the ZIP codes a storm hit and the card can go to every household on those routes, or only to the homeowners on your list. Mailed First-Class, it typically arrives in one to three business days instead of Marketing Mail's three to five.
Is Broken Arrow worth a saturation drop of its own?
Often, yes. Broken Arrow has the size to stand alone: it's the metro's largest suburb, single-family on large carrier routes, and a strong market for saturation mail without Tulsa attached. South Tulsa, Jenks and Bixby are a different job, since that's where agents farm the highest values.
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