Send one-off outreach postcards from an AI agent or CRM
An AI agent, CRM automation, or real estate tool can trigger a single outreach postcard — a farm-area note, a new-listing heads-up, a local promo — for $1.99 through the MCP server or REST API the moment a lead or event fires, no mail-merge platform required.
Usually the right pick: Postcard 4x6 · $1.99
Real estate agents door-knocking a farm area, local businesses following up with a new customer, community groups announcing a meeting — a lot of local outreach is genuinely one postcard per person, sent when something specific happens (a house down the street sells, a new customer signs up, an event gets scheduled), not a printed batch of five thousand identical cards. That per-event trigger is exactly what an MCP-connected agent or a CRM webhook is built to fire, and a postcard order is a single API call.
The honest scope: this is a single-piece send, priced and built for exactly that. It is not a bulk direct-mail platform — there is no mail-merge upload, no per-thousand pricing, and no CASS-certified address list processing. For a genuine mass campaign (a farm area of six hundred homes, a five-thousand-piece political mailer), a dedicated bulk direct-mail vendor is the honestly better tool; for the ten-to-fifty-per-week trickle that a real workflow actually generates — one card per new lead, one card per closed deal, one card per RSVP — this is built for exactly that cadence.
Postcards print message-only via a handwriting engine (no custom photo or logo side yet), so an agent composing the text — "Congrats on your new home at 123 Maple St! Thinking of selling? Call me." — gets a warm, personal-feeling card rather than an obviously mass-produced flyer. That register works in an agent's favor here: a handwriting-style note reads as more considered than a glossy insert, at a fraction of the size and cost.
Standard limits still apply: 5 letters/postcards per day and 20 per month per sender without a verified account, and content screening runs on every order — the same honesty and abuse-prevention rules that cover every other letter. An agent wired in through the MCP server or the REST API respects both automatically; there is no separate "bulk" bypass to configure.
Common questions
Can an AI agent send these without a human approving each one?
Yes, through the MCP server or REST API — that is the point of a per-event trigger. Every order still passes the same content screen as a human-submitted one, and volume caps (5/day, 20/month unverified) apply per sender regardless of who or what is submitting.
Is this the same as a bulk direct-mail marketing campaign?
No — each order is one postcard to one address, with no mail-merge upload or per-thousand pricing. It fits a triggered, one-at-a-time workflow (new lead, closed deal, new signup); for a genuine bulk campaign of hundreds or thousands of identical pieces, a dedicated bulk mail vendor is the better fit.
Can the postcard include a custom design or logo?
Not today — postcards are message-only, typeset from text via a handwriting engine, with no artwork upload path. The message itself is fully customizable per recipient; the visual design is not yet.