Matte Finish
Smooth matte finish postcards. 16PT stock. Perfect for direct mail and promotions.
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Postcards That Get Results
Six sizes, matte or glossy finish. Perfect for direct mail, open houses, and promotions.
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What are postcards used for?
A postcard is a single-sheet mailer that requires no envelope — the message is visible the moment it is pulled from the mailbox. 360 Print Studio prints 6 sizes from 4×6 up to 6×11, and the price per piece drops sharply past 1,000 — volume mailers of 1,000 and up get the strongest per-unit value.
Common questions
What sizes do postcards come in?
4×6, 4×9, 5×7, 5.5×8.5, 6×9, and 6×11. 4×6 is the most affordable for high-volume mailings; 6×9 and 6×11 stand out more in a mailbox and suit listing announcements or luxury campaigns.
How much do postcards cost?
The live price for your exact size, quantity and finish is shown on this page as you configure, but the real per-piece value shows up at volume: 1,000 or more is where our pricing is most competitive, which is why most recurring farming and event mailers land in that range rather than a one-off small batch.
Matte or UV finish for postcards?
Matte is common for market-update or text-heavy postcards — it is easy to write on and reads as understated. UV gloss makes property photos and color-heavy designs more vivid, which is why it is popular for just-listed and just-sold campaigns.
How many postcards should I order for a mailing campaign?
A typical geographic farm area runs 200 to 500 homes; agents who mail monthly commit to that range on a recurring basis. Smaller runs of 100 to 250 work for single-event or single-listing promotions.
Single-sided or double-sided postcards?
Double-sided is standard — a photo or headline on the front, contact details and a call to action on the back. Single-sided works for a simple announcement with nothing needed on the reverse.
Do postcards need an envelope?
No — that is the point of the format. A postcard mails as-is, which keeps cost down and guarantees the message is seen, unlike a mailed piece in an envelope that can go unopened.