You just sold the house. Now own the street.

About $1.29 per card with no subscription, no minimums, and no contracts. A full 100-home just-sold radius runs roughly $129 — about what one boosted social post costs, except these land in physical mailboxes on the exact street where you just proved you can sell.

Proximity Mail Marketing (PMM) is direct-mail marketing in which each campaign is anchored to a completed job at a specific address and mailed to a fixed count of that address's nearest neighboring homes — typically the 100 nearest — rather than to a ZIP code, carrier route, or purchased list. The distance required to reach those homes is the campaign's proximity radius, the category's unit of measurement; each mail piece carries its own tracked response code, so results are measured per household rather than per campaign. A just-sold farm touch is exactly that: the closing is the anchor, the 100 nearest homes are the audience.

EDDM sprays a carrier route; ZIP lists spray a town. Quillus mails the 100 homes physically closest to an address you choose — the neighbors who actually watched the sale happen. And because every card carries its own QR code, you know which specific houses engaged, which no blanket mailer can tell you.

Yes — by construction. Targeting uses geography and housing-market signals only: distance from your chosen address, home counts, values, and housing stock. Quillus never selects recipients by race, national origin, religion, sex, familial status, disability, or any other protected characteristic.

Yes. Campaigns let you set a recurring schedule for a farm — pick the audience once, set the cadence, and Quillus designs from your saved templates, charges per send, and mails on schedule. Farming works because it is consistent; the consistency is the part we automate.

Our own map — 155M+ geo-located U.S. addresses with full coordinates. No rented lists, no per-list fees, no stale data from a broker. When you pick a farm, we compute the actual nearest homes from the map in seconds.

No. Pick a just-sold template, drop in your photo and branding, and Quillus handles the rest — including the satellite image of each recipient's own home and the per-card QR code, which are generated automatically for every address in the farm.

Coming. A robotic arm holding a real ballpoint pen writes each card — indistinguishable from hand-addressed mail, at $3.99 per card. For the farm-anniversary note or the post-appointment thank-you where a printed card would get filed and a handwritten one gets kept.