Flyer Distribution and Door Hanger Delivery in Boston

Plan your Boston delivery area

Choose Boston neighborhood boundaries and define which property types should receive the offer. Shared-entry homes and secured apartments need different access assumptions from individual household doors. Campus-adjacent audiences may also vary with the academic calendar, so distinguish neighborhood residents from institution-specific promotion.

Neighborhoods to discuss in your campaign brief

These are starting points for targeting, not guaranteed delivery routes. Include your preferred streets, ZIP codes and property types in the quote request.

• Dorchester: Select specific neighborhood clusters and property types for a practical route.
• South Boston: Distinguish shared-entry residential buildings from individual-door targets.
• Allston: Review apartment and institutional boundaries before counting reachable recipients.

Choose the right distribution service

Flyer distribution

Introduce your offer to a defined residential or business audience. Specify single-family homes, eligible apartments and condos, businesses, a mixed residential audience or a broader combination. Final routes depend on access and the agreed scope.

Door hanger delivery

Request individual-door outreach for eligible properties, with a clear offer, business contact and next step. Shared entrances and secured properties need review; listed addresses are not a promise of unrestricted door access.

Hand-to-hand brand ambassadors

Use staffed flyer handouts when a face-to-face introduction fits the audience. Tell us the proposed location, dates and staffing needs so permission, property rules and practical timing can be considered before scheduling.

Property access and scheduling in Boston

University property, transit locations, controlled apartments and private retail spaces can have restrictions. Cold, rain and snow may influence workable field schedules and material handling. Agree on reachable recipients and an appropriate window rather than assuming a compact urban map guarantees access to every listed address.

We do not put flyers or door hangers inside mailboxes. Respect private-property restrictions and posted notices; controlled buildings and venues require an approved access plan.

A practical local campaign approach

A local food or fitness business can introduce an offer to eligible nearby residences, while household services may prefer specifically selected door-hanger routes. If the campaign includes approved face-to-face outreach, give it a separate response code. Keep your address, service area and offer deadline prominent for people comparing nearby options.

Prepare your campaign request

Include your target area, quantity, delivery type, preferred dates and any building-access information. If you need artwork help, design is available at $125 per side ($250 for double-sided artwork); printing and distribution are quoted separately. See distribution pricing and print templates.

Boston distribution FAQ

Does Boston service include Cambridge, Somerville or Brookline?

Those communities can be discussed as additional targets, but they are separate municipalities and should be listed explicitly. A Boston city campaign does not automatically include all nearby Greater Boston neighborhoods.

Can I choose the property types for my campaign?

Yes. Request eligible single-family homes, apartments and condos, businesses, combined residential targets or a broader mix. Hand-to-hand brand ambassador service is a separate option with location and permission requirements.