Flyer Distribution and Door Hanger Delivery in New York City

Plan your New York City delivery area

Separate Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island before setting quantities. Start with the boroughs within your actual service radius, then distinguish walk-up buildings, doorman properties and street-level businesses. A smaller, reachable route can be more useful than printing enough pieces for an entire ZIP code with no building-access plan.

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.

• Upper West Side: Apartment access and building-management coordination shape residential routes.
• Astoria: Consider neighborhood businesses alongside residential blocks in Queens.
• Park Slope: Define Brooklyn service boundaries before mixing row houses and apartments.

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 New York City

An apartment lobby is not permission to distribute throughout a building. Identify management-approved delivery options before allocating pieces to secured properties. For hand-to-hand promotion near busy pedestrian routes, confirm site rules and any applicable permissions instead of assuming every sidewalk, station entrance or plaza is available.

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

For a neighborhood fitness studio, compare an approved apartment campaign near the studio with a staffed hand-to-hand introduction in a permitted nearby location. Keep each offer's QR code or landing page separate so inquiries can be associated with the route or activity that produced them.

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.

New York City distribution FAQ

Can you distribute flyers in multiple NYC boroughs?

Yes. Request the boroughs and neighborhoods you need, and we can scope separate routes and quantities. Building access, property rules and the campaign schedule are reviewed before delivery is confirmed.

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.