Select Your EDDM Mailing Routes

• Radius search

  Give us an address at the center of your target area and a mile radius. We map every USPS carrier route that falls inside it, so you cover a defined area around a specific location — useful for a single storefront or office drawing customers from nearby streets.

• ZIP code search

  Already know the ZIP codes you want to reach? List them and we’ll pull every eligible carrier route inside those ZIPs, then group the results so you can include or exclude specific routes before you commit.

• Carrier route search

  If you already have specific USPS carrier route IDs — from a past campaign, a competitor’s mailing, or your own research — tell us the route codes and we’ll target those exactly, no guesswork.

• Residential count. How many homes sit on each route, so you know your base reach.
• Business count. Routes with a meaningful business mix are flagged separately, since a B2B offer performs differently than a residential one.
• PO Box count. PO Boxes are called out on their own, since EDDM handles them differently than home delivery.
• Total targets and cost. Piece count and postage cost roll up automatically as you add or remove routes, so the number never surprises you at drop time.

Map your own route right now

Want to see the real routes and counts yourself before you call us? USPS runs a free, official route-mapping tool where you can search by address, draw a radius, or pick routes directly and see live residential/business counts.

Opens usps.com in a new tab. Once you’ve found your routes, come back here or call us and we’ll turn them into a full print-and-mail quote.

Route selection questions

How big is a typical USPS carrier route?

Most residential carrier routes cover roughly 200–500 addresses, though the exact count varies by neighborhood density. Your route report shows the real number for every route you’re considering, not an average.

Can I mail to only part of a ZIP code?

Yes — ZIP codes are made up of multiple carrier routes, so you can select specific routes within a ZIP code rather than the whole area. A radius or carrier-route search usually gets you there faster than a full-ZIP search.

What if my target area doesn’t line up with carrier route boundaries?

EDDM is always priced and delivered by whole carrier routes, so we round up to the nearest full routes that cover your intended area and show you the resulting counts before you approve — no mid-route cutoffs.

Can I combine EDDM routes with a targeted mailing list?

Yes — some campaigns saturate a few core routes with EDDM while layering a targeted mailing list for higher-value prospects just outside them. We can quote both together.