Community Postcard Advertising · Colorado
5,000 Colorado homes. 16 spots. One per category.
One oversized 9×12 postcard, mailed to every home on the route — 8 ads on the front, 8 on the back. Your category locks out your competitor. We run cards across Colorado, so pick your city below or tell us your ZIP.
Flat $500 per spot · Design included · Simple request form
Pick your city to claim a spot
Same deal in every one: ~5,000 homes, 16 spots, $500 flat, one business per category. Open your city to see what's left — or check your ZIP if it's not listed.
Parker, CO
Arvada, CO
Denver, CO
Westminster, CO
Broomfield, CO
Longmont, CO
Centennial, CO
Somewhere else in Colorado?
We mail through USPS EDDM, so almost any route in the state is open to us.
We can mail almost anywhere in Colorado.
Cards go out through USPS EDDM, which sells carrier routes across the whole state. That means we aren't locked into a handful of ZIPs — we build the route around where your customers actually live. Front Range metro, mountain towns, Western Slope. Give us a ZIP and we'll tell you what a card there looks like.
Don't see your city?
Enter your ZIP. If no card runs there yet, all 16 categories are still open and you pick first.
Enter any Colorado ZIP. We mail through USPS EDDM, so almost every route in the state is open to us.
One card. A whole community.
This isn't another ad competing for a thumb-scroll. It's a shared community advertising campaign — one physical card, split between local businesses, mailed straight into the hands of the neighborhood you want to reach.
Gets picked up, not swiped past
Lands in the mailbox, not the spam folder
Built for the local business, not a national brand
Photos are representative of the community-postcard format — real photos of each printed card go up here once it's off the press.
Why local businesses love this
Three reasons owners keep their spot when it's time to renew.
Every home on the route is a home in your service area — no wasted impressions on people three states away who will never call you.
Splitting one mailing across 16 businesses means you get a full print-and-postage campaign for a fraction of what it'd cost to mail it alone.
One flat price, no bidding war, no ad account to babysit. It's a predictable line item, not a surprise invoice.
Why local businesses use shared postcards
We're a new company — our first cards are mailing soon. Here's the case for direct mail generally, and we'll publish real delivery and response numbers from our own campaigns as they come in.
How it works
What advertisers say about the 9×12 community card model
Fortis Local is new, so these aren't quotes from our own customers yet — they're the sentiment advertisers commonly share about shared community-postcard programs like this one, industry-wide. Real reviews from our own advertisers will replace these as they come in.
"An exclusive spot means our ad isn't sitting next to three other plumbers on the same page."
Common feedback — plumbing & HVAC advertisers
"The price was fixed upfront. No bidding, no auction, no surprise invoice at the end of the month."
Common feedback — dental & medical advertisers
"A card on the kitchen counter gets seen by the whole household, not just whoever opened an email."
Common feedback — home services advertisers
"We know exactly which homes it's going to. That's harder to get from a digital ad platform than people think."
Common feedback — real estate & local retail advertisers
New to postcard advertising?
Our free guide walks through how shared community postcards work, what kind of results to expect, and how to make the most of your spot.
Read the beginner's guide →In the guide:
- How the category-exclusivity model works
- What makes a postcard ad actually get read
- Realistic response-rate expectations
- How to track results from your campaign
Common questions
Every card mails to a defined local route of several thousand homes — typically 4,000–6,000. We don't publish one exact number on every card since the final route is locked in just before it goes to print, but every home in it gets a physical card in hand, not just an impression online.
Let's talk.
Questions about a spot, your category, or your city? Call, email, or send a message — a real person answers, not a call center.
Spots are claimed on a first-come basis.
Once your category sells on a card, it's gone for that mailing.
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