Insurance Postcards
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See Insurance Postcards in action
Each policyholder's name and renewal date can print on their own card, on gloss, linen, recycled cover or weatherproof synthetic plastic.
- From $16.48 for 50 postcards, across 40 quantity tiers up to 100,000.
- 14 sizes, from a 2.5" x 2.5" square to a 6" x 11" mailer, plus custom sizes.
- 22 stocks, weatherproof synthetic plastic and rigid PVC among them.
- Optional variable data for a name, policy number or renewal date on each card.
- 3 business day standard turnaround, rated 4.8 out of 5 across 15 reviews.
Mail a Postcard That Books the Next Policy
An insurance postcard lands in a mailbox with your name, a quote and a reason to call before a renewal date slips. With no envelope to tear, the offer is read the moment the card is picked up rather than sorted into a pile to open later, which matters most when the message only works if it is seen this week.
Test 50 cards on one zip code before you mail the whole book of business. Every other postcard style sits on postcards printing.
What Are Insurance Postcards
Insurance postcards are direct-mail cards an agent or agency sends to prospect new auto, home and life leads, remind clients that a renewal is coming, follow up on a quote, or cross-sell a second line. For the everyday mailer, see the Standard Postcards, and for a shinier card the Metallic Foil Postcards.
What an Insurance Postcard Should Say
The front gets read in the two seconds between the mailbox and the recycling, so put one number there: a rate, a renewal date, a deductible or a coverage gap. Then one line that says what to do, call, scan or bring the card in. The back holds your license number, the lines you write and the wording a quote needs.
Postcards for Every Line of Coverage You Sell
Auto renewals and new-driver quotes fit a 3" x 4" reminder with the renewal date printed on it. Homeowners offers earn the room of a 6" x 11" mailer, where a photo and a rate comparison both fit. Life and final-expense mailings can read better small and plain, on an uncoated or soft touch stock. Commercial lines, where the list is short and the policy is large, are the place for a 26pt stock or a metallic pearl that does not look like bulk mail. Each line is its own design and its own order, all from the same sizes and stocks, so the branding holds across the campaign.
What Size Should an Insurance Postcard Be
A 2.5" x 2.5" or 3" x 3" works as an office handout or an appointment reminder, a 3" x 4" or 4" x 4" fits a quote and a call to action, and the 6" x 11" gives a full direct-mail card room for the address block without crowding. Round the corners at 3/8" or 1/8" if you like. For a pocketable format, see the Mini Cards.
Pick a stock that holds up in the mail
Mail sorters and wet mailboxes are hard on a card. The 14pt Gloss Cover keeps the price down, a heavier coated stock arrives crisp, and the 15pt synthetic plastic and 18pt rigid vinyl resist rain and tearing, which also suits a leave-behind that lives in a glovebox. Metallic pearl catches light, the 16pt soft touch reads velvety, and 30% and 100% recycled stocks are on the list too. A High Gloss UV Coating deepens a photo or a logo.
Design it without a designer
Start from a layout in our postcard design templates and change the colors, copy and logo in the online editor.
A mailer designed in your own software goes on the blank insurance postcard template, with the bleed and safe margin marked and the address side left clear for the mailing panel.
Wally turns a stamp into a signed policy
Why a stack of insurance postcards keeps your pipeline full.
A set of 50 insurance postcards costs $16.48, and variable data lets every card carry a prospect's name, policy number, and renewal date. Mail renewal reminders, quote follow-ups, and neighborhood prospecting. Pick a size, add same-day rush, and Wally gets them in the mail fast.
Press-Ready Blank Templates
How Much Do Insurance Postcards Cost
A run of 800 is $73.60, 7,000 is $176.61, and 100,000 is $1,721.38, under two cents a card for a full territory mailing. Set the slider below to your mailing list to see the set total and the per-postcard cost. If you find a lower price elsewhere, 4OVER4.COM's Price Match beats a real competitor quote by an extra 10%, the 110% price-match guarantee.
Can You Print a Name or Policy Number on Each Postcard
Yes. Turn on variable data and every card can carry its own name, policy number, renewal date or QR link, so a renewal reminder arrives addressed to the exact policyholder and a quote follow-up carries the prospect's own number. Check the layout on a Free Online Proof before the whole run prints.
How Do Insurance Postcards Compare to the Rest of the Range
The chart below sets insurance postcards beside the mini cards, magnet postcards and black postcards on price, stock and turnaround.
How Fast Can You Get Insurance Postcards
Insurance postcards print on a 3 business day standard turnaround, and when a renewal window is closing you can move that to 2-day, Next-Day or even Same-Day production. Each step buys back time for a set percentage on top of the base price. Same Day orders need to be approved by 12pm ET to ship that day out of our NYC plant, where 99.8% of orders arrive on time and 82% ship early.
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Follow a mailing with a brochure or a pocket folder, both found under all products.
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Insurance Postcards: Frequently Asked Questions
Should a sensitive message go on a postcard?
No. A postcard travels open, so keep policy details a client would not want visible off the card and send those in a sealed letter instead.
Questions about Insurance Postcards? See answers
