01 · The signal
A permit says this roof is 23 years old.
Every job leaves a permit, and permits are public record. The engine reads millions of them. This home’s last roof permit is from 2003, so it has a real reason to hear from a roofer.
For home-services contractors
Similar to Facebook: pick an audience, launch, and see what each booked job costs. Except the ad is real mail, sent to homes with a reason to hire you.
Permit data covers California and Hawaii today. Somewhere else? Talk to us.
Not a shared lead: the calls come to you alone
The demo · a roofing campaign
An illustration: a made-up home, made-up numbers and a roofing campaign. The same engine runs any home-services trade. Scroll at your own pace and the story keeps up.
Skip the story01 · The signal
Every job leaves a permit, and permits are public record. The engine reads millions of them. This home’s last roof permit is from 2003, so it has a real reason to hear from a roofer.
02 · The audience
Owner-occupied, inside your service area, roof permit older than 18 years. Renters, LLC owners and homes outside your area drop off before you pay to mail them.
03 · The postcard
Your logo and your offer on a layout tuned across two million of our own mailers. Names, addresses, QR codes and your tracked number fill themselves in, and you approve every word before anything prints.
04 · Print and mail
One approval sends it to press. Printing, postage and proofs are handled for you, and every piece is tracked to the home it lands at.
05 · Calls and leads
Each campaign gets its own tracked number and page. Calls are recorded, and every lead is matched to the home you mailed, so you know which dollar worked.
06 · Booked
Homeowners pick a time on your page and it lands on your calendar, with the reminders sent for you. From a permit to a booked job, one engine.
That’s the whole engine.
Run it for your tradeThe engine
The demo was a roofing campaign. The same engine reads permits, satellite photos and maps for any home-services trade, from roofs and water heaters to panels and pools, and it drops a home before you pay to mail it.
What the engine sees


The whole state, classified parcel by parcel, so you never pay to mail outside the area you serve.
Proven, not theoretical
For eight years it has driven the growth of Sapling Energy, our own home energy-savings business. Now it runs your campaigns too.
8 yrs
the engine, proven in-market at Sapling Energy
2M+
pieces of mail sent through the engine
2%
of targeted homes sign up across a full campaign, on average
What lands in the mailbox
These aren’t templates we think might work. They’re the formats our own campaigns run, rebuilt so your brand drops in. The address, tracking, and personalization wire themselves in.
The postcard tap to flip
The whole case made in the five seconds between mailbox and recycling bin. A deck of proven fronts, not one look:
+ more in the studioThe personal letter tap to open
Addressed to the homeowner by name, with your customer reviews riding along as an insert. It is the strongest performer in our own campaigns.
The snap pack tap to tear
The pressure-sealed mailer checks arrive in. It gets torn open on the walk back from the mailbox.
A proven campaign runs them as a sequence: the letter opens, postcards keep your number on the fridge, the snap pack closes. Every piece is tracked back to the exact home it landed at.
The old way
Direct mail that performs has always been possible, if you were willing to run your own ad agency. Keep scrolling and watch what happens to the eight vendors.
Data brokers
negotiate list contracts, per-record minimums
$200–500/mo
A designer
every mail piece, every revision
$300–800/piece
Print vendors
quotes, samples, QA rounds, reprints
quotes + weeks
Website builder
landing pages that match the mail
$30–50/mo
Booking software
and praying it talks to the website
$30–50/mo
Call tracking
numbers, forwarding, recordings
$45+/mo
A GIS consultant
territory + fire-zone screens per run
$60/run
Spreadsheets
where the signups quietly get lost
your evenings
+ you, unpaid, holding all eight together
the engine holds it together now, and you run your trade
Call it $700–$1,400 a month across the stack, before a single stamp, plus 15–30 hours of your month spent being the glue.
There is no version of doing this yourself that costs less. So the whole column folds into one engine. Start free and pay per campaign, or put it all on Growth: $99 a month for the platform plus $400 of campaign credits. And the hours come back.
The whole machine
Facebook made enormous machinery feel like one decision. This is that, for the mailbox: permits, presses, phone systems, ad accounts, all running below the surface.
proven pieces relaunch in minutes
absorbs
Data brokers · A designer · Print vendors · A GIS consultant
your mail, in their feed
Coming soon
bonus
plus the ad agency you never had to hire
know which dollar worked
absorbs
Call tracking · Spreadsheets
from mailbox to calendar
absorbs
Website builder · Booking software
Setup is an afternoon. Your first mail piece deserves real time; every campaign after reuses it in about ten minutes.
Launch Crew
Growth comes with a Launch Crew: we build your first 3 campaigns with you. Done with you. Agencies keep the keys; we hand them over.
01
Plan
A kickoff call on your service area, your best jobs and your offer.
02
Target
We pick the homes with you and remove your existing customers.
03
Design
We design the mailers and write the copy in your brand, with revisions.
04
Launch
We set up your landing page, tracked number and booking calendar, and review the proof with you before anything mails.
05
Learn
We read the results with you after each drop and tune the next one.
By campaign 3 you’re driving, and we’re a message away.
Included in Growth. See pricing
Pick a couple thousand homes in your service area with a real reason to buy, approve the piece, and we send it. If the phone rings, scale it. If it doesn’t, you’ve spent a little to learn a lot.
Free to build, no subscription needed. See pricing