Brief
Tell Lenny your business, your offer and who you want to reach. Bring your website or a menu if you have one.
An A6 postcard is the compact, low-cost end of addressed direct mail: a printed card, both sides, posted to a named person with no envelope to open. It is the cheapest way to put one offer and one call to action in somebody's hands, and it works best when the message is short and visual.
A printed card that lands face-up with no envelope, so the offer is read before anything is decided.
Compact two-sided marketing card. Exact geometry is locked to the supplied Stannp A6 Postcard Guide. Printed on 300gsm, addressed to a named person at a verified UK address, and posted through our print and post partner — never dropped door to door.
You describe the business and the offer. Lenny writes the copy, produces the artwork at the exact size the printer requires, and shows you both what it looks like and where every protected area sits.
Tell Lenny your business, your offer and who you want to reach. Bring your website or a menu if you have one.
Copy and layout produced at 154 × 111 mm, with the address area kept clear. Labelled a concept until a file is checked.
The file is measured against the printer's specification before it can be approved. Nothing is called print-ready until it passes.
You approve, or ask for changes in plain words. Nothing is printed or posted without a person approving it.
Bringing your own artwork? Upload it and it is measured against the same specification. If it does not fit, you get a plain list of what to change — or we repair it and send it back for your approval.
These come from our print partner's own published design guide, revision 2026-09-20. The same numbers drive Lenny's designs, our file checks and the order itself, so nothing can drift.
Full campaign creative. Backgrounds extend through bleed; important content stays inside the safe zone.
Supporting creative with the indicia and address area kept clear.
Exactly these, and nothing else. Anything marked fixed is set by the printer, not by us.
A barber shop sending 1,000 nearby households a dated introductory offer.
A garden centre announcing a weekend event to its own customer list.
A car valeting round promoting a seasonal deal across a handful of postcodes.
Two routes, both addressed mail.
Tell Lenny the area and the kind of household or business you want, and we build a targeted list of UK addresses for the mailing.
Address data integration not connected yet — audience counts are shown as unavailable rather than estimated.
Upload a spreadsheet of customers. Every row is checked for a usable street address and postcode, duplicates are collapsed, and anything unpostable is skipped with a plain reason rather than printed.
One price per item covers printing, finishing and UK postage. These examples are read live from the same price list used at checkout.
| Quantity | Per item | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 250 | £2.15 | £537.50 |
| 1,000 | £2.15 | £2,150.00 |
| 5,000 | £2.15 | £10,750.00 |
| 10,000 | £2.15 | £21,500.00 |
The price per item is the same at every quantity, and postcards go by standard post; letter-only upgrades do not apply. Your confirmed price stays fixed.
A test copy is produced from your approved artwork. Nothing is posted and no postage is spent at this stage.
A person at AutoLetters checks the order and the file against the specification before anything goes live.
Items are printed, finished and handed to Royal Mail, with each item recorded against your order.
QR codes, codes and redemptions are recorded against the campaign as an attributed ratio — never presented as profit or ROI.
One price per card covers printing and UK postage, falling with volume. The worked examples on this page come straight from our live price list.
Yes, both sides are printed on card. Part of the reverse is reserved for the address and postal markings, and the exact protected area is shown on this page.
No. Every postcard is addressed to a named person at a real address. Unaddressed door-to-door leaflet distribution is a different service we do not offer.
Small local tests of a few hundred are perfectly normal. Because unit prices fall with volume, larger runs cost less each — the price examples on this page show the difference.
Not sure which fits? Ask Lenny or compare every format on the pricing page.