Turn finished jobs into more work nearby.
Postcards.ai helps home service teams mail the right homes after a job, bring past customers back, and stay remembered before the next repair, cleanup, or tune-up.
Your neighborhood roofer
We were just working on Oak Street.
Book a roof check this month and get $75 off any repair over $500.
01 / Campaigns
Four sends that make sense for home services.
The best campaigns start with a real business moment, not a blank marketing calendar.
Completed job
Mail the homes around work you just finished
When your crew wraps up on a street, send a tight postcard drop to the houses nearby. The context is already there.
Example: 150 homes within a short radius of yesterday's roof repair.
Past customers
Bring old customers back before they start searching
Use your service history to remind people when it is time to book again, replace something, clean something, or get ahead of the season.
Example: customers whose last cleaning was 10 months ago.
Declined estimate
Give good estimates one more chance
Some people are not ready when they get the quote. A clear card with a real reason to act can reopen the conversation.
Example: declined estimates from the last 90 days.
Seasonal work
Fill the calendar before the rush hits
Send reminders before the first freeze, first hot week, storm season, spring cleanups, or any other moment your customers wait too long to handle.
Example: AC tune-up cards to last year's service customers.
Jobber
Use the work already sitting in Jobber.
Connect Jobber, choose the customers or jobs worth mailing, and turn the list into a postcard campaign without exporting spreadsheets every time.
Completed jobs, lapsed customers, and due-again work can all become audiences.
Nearby homes
Pick a completed job and mail the houses around it.
Due-again customers
Reach customers whose next service window is coming up.
Declined estimates
Follow up with people who were interested but not ready.
Plain CSV backup
Upload a list when the data starts somewhere else.
02 / What gets mailed
A good home services postcard is specific.
It should sound like it came from a real local business, with a clear reason to keep it and a simple next step.
What the card needs
A reason for this house to care: nearby job, seasonal timing, past service, or local offer.
A plain offer that fits the job. No fake urgency. No tiny-print game.
One next step: scan, book, request an estimate, or bring the card in.
A way to measure it later, including address matchback when the conversion happens somewhere else.
01
Pick the job, list, or neighborhood
Start with completed work, customers due again, a saved list, or the homes around a route.
02
Shape the offer
Use a simple reason to act: neighbor discount, seasonal checkup, second-service offer, or a reminder tied to the work.
03
Approve and mail
Review the card, audience, and price. We handle print, postage, and sent-to-print handoff.
You choose the moment. We help turn it into mail.
Target nearby homes, Jobber customers, or a CSV list / Preview quantity, cost, and audience before checkout / Use QR codes, coupon codes, source fields, and address matchback / Approve the card before anything gets printed
Home services
Send the next card while the job is still fresh.
Start with a completed job, a customer list, or the neighborhood you want to win next.
Common first send
100 to 250 homes around a recent job, with a simple neighbor offer.