USPS Every Door Direct Mail (EDDM) lets you send postcards, flyers, or menus to every address on a mail carrier route — no mailing list required. Postage is $0.247/piece (Retail) or $0.242/piece (BMEU), making it the cheapest way to reach a local neighborhood.
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Learn how USPS Every Door Direct Mail works, current 2026 postage rates, size requirements, and step-by-step instructions for your first EDDM campaign.
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Current USPS EDDM postage rates for 2026, including Retail, BMEU, and nonprofit pricing. Plus total campaign cost breakdown with printing and preparation.
Complete checklist of USPS EDDM requirements covering size specifications, indicia, addressing, bundling, paperwork, and drop-off procedures to ensure acceptance.
You don't need to memorize PS Form 3587, but you do need to understand it. Here's how to complete it and what USPS checks at acceptance.
A practical walkthrough of the USPS EDDM tool, from selecting routes to printing paperwork and paying correctly.
USPS changed flats bundling rules: rubber bands are out, cross-strapped bands are in. Here's how to bundle EDDM mail so it gets accepted.
EDDM uses simplified addressing -- but the exact label you should print depends on how you're entering the mail (Retail vs BMEU). Here's the correct breakdown.
The drop-off is the moment of truth for EDDM. Here's how to show up prepared and get accepted without re-bundling everything in the lobby.
USPS doesn't guarantee EDDM delivery dates. Here's what actually happens after drop-off, how long it typically takes, and what you can (and can't) control.
Compare Every Door Direct Mail and targeted direct mail on cost, targeting precision, response rates, and use cases. Find the right approach for your marketing goals.
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