A new kind of local mail. Low-VOC and recyclable. 9×12 community postcards mailed to about 5,000 addresses per edition on carrier routes around Great Kills, Staten Island. Designed with AI, printed on uncoated plant-fiber paper with vegetable-based, low-VOC soy ink.
Click any open slot below to claim your spot. One slot per industry per card.
Where this edition mails
Founding Market No. 1
Great Kills, Staten Island
Your customers live on these streets.
This edition mails every address on the gold routes.
The market is roughly 10,000 households in two rotation groups. Each edition mails one group, about 5,000 addresses.
- Fall 2026 edition. Mails to every address on these routes. Group A, about 5,000.
- Group B, about 5,000 addresses. The next edition’s route list.
- Nearby routes, not on this market's list.
- One mile from the market center.
Run a two-edition pack back to back and you get both: gold now, blue next.
Household size: USPS route data, Census-derived. Business addresses: USPS delivery counts.
Routes and counts: USPS EDDM route data, as of September 2026. Counts are estimates and change as USPS updates its routes. Every address on the route list is mailed; USPS paperwork proves addressing, not delivery. Shoreline: NYC Open Data. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).
How many addresses does one edition mail to?
About 5,000. A market is about 10,000 households split into two rotation groups, and each edition mails to one group. All four editions in a year are about 20,000 addressed pieces across those same roughly 10,000 households, so every address in the market is on the route list twice a year. What the USPS paperwork proves is that the pieces were accepted and paid for and that every active residential delivery point on the selected routes was addressed. It does not prove delivery, receipt, or readership, and no mailer can prove those.
My shop is on a grey route on the map. Does that matter?
Your shop does not have to be on the route list. Your customers do. USPS carrier routes are added whole, and the list stops at roughly 10,000 households across both rotation groups. If the people who buy from you live on the gold and blue streets, this is your market, gold mailing this edition and blue the next. If most of them live on grey routes, tell us. Route lists get drawn from where customers actually live.
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Every address on the card's route list is included. No mailing list needed.
Mail-by date: February 28, 2027. Not mailed by then? Your placement carries to the next edition, and a full refund is one click away.
One business per category, and never two businesses chasing the same job. No two HVAC companies. No two pizza shops.
Uncoated plant-fiber paper, vegetable-based soy ink, no plastic coatings. Mail that goes in the paper bin, not the trash.
The Local Vibe is a Savino Marketing publication. 9% of each card's gross revenue goes to a local charity partner.