Omaha, Nebraska · Omaha–Council Bluffs metro
Direct mail postcards, EDDM and print in Omaha, NE
Direct mail postcards, EDDM and mailing lists for Omaha, Elkhorn, Papillion, La Vista, Bellevue, Gretna and Council Bluffs, printed and mailed for up to 60% less than the big online printers.
- 490,000 residents in the city
- ZIP codes 681
- Entered through the Omaha Processing & Distribution Center
- Marketing Mail 3–5 days locally
What it costs in Omaha
The same price in Omaha as in every other city
USPS postage is the same per piece to a Omaha address as to any other. EDDM row shown with $0.26 EDDM Retail postage; the others with $0.395 Marketing Mail. Every size and quantity is on the pricing page.
Omaha is the largest city in Nebraska, about 490,000 people, with ZIP codes 681 covering the city and Douglas County, at the center of a metro of 1 million that includes Sarpy County to the south (Papillion, La Vista, Bellevue, Gretna) and Council Bluffs across the river in Iowa. The housing is single-family on large carrier routes across nearly all of it: the older neighborhoods of Dundee, Benson and Aksarben, the postwar suburbs of Millard and Ralston, and the newer subdivisions of West Omaha, Elkhorn and Sarpy County, where most of the metro's growth and new mover volume is.
Omaha mails through its insurance, financial services and telecom employers, which mail consumers nationally from here; through real estate teams farming West Omaha, Elkhorn and Papillion; through home services companies serving a housing stock that faces hail, hard winters and hot summers; and through the restaurants, steakhouses, dental practices, private schools and nonprofits that mail the metro.
Who mails in Omaha?
Roofing companies (hail is a season), heating and cooling, siding, windows, gutters, basement waterproofing, lawn care and pest control; real estate agents and teams; restaurants and steakhouses mailing EDDM; dental, orthodontic and medical practices; auto dealers along L Street and Dodge Street; private schools, churches and nonprofits; credit unions and insurance agencies; and the insurance, financial and telecom employers headquartered here.
West Omaha, Sarpy County and the river
West Omaha and Elkhorn carry the metro's highest home values and most of its farming; routes in the new subdivisions run 500 to 900 homes. Papillion, La Vista, Gretna and Bellevue in Sarpy County are the growth corridor with steady new movers and Offutt Air Force Base. Dundee, Aksarben and Benson are farmed by agents. Millard and Ralston are dense EDDM territory. Council Bluffs mails with Omaha in one campaign.
Seasons and delivery
Heating offers mail in September; roofing after summer hail and in October; tax preparers in January; lawn and air conditioning in April; and new mover programs peak in summer. Mail for the metro is processed at the Omaha facility, and Marketing Mail entered there typically reaches local mailboxes in three to five business days.
Neighborhoods and suburbs we mail around Omaha
Carrier routes and homeowner lists are available for every part of the metro. The areas below come up most often in Omaha campaigns:
- Dundee
- Benson
- Aksarben
- Millard
- Elkhorn
- West Omaha
- Papillion
- La Vista
- Bellevue
- Gretna
- Ralston
- Florence
- Council Bluffs
- Old Market
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Answers
Direct mail in Omaha: questions people ask
How much does direct mail cost in Omaha?
A 6×9 postcard printed and mailed as USPS Marketing Mail costs about $0.58 per piece at 5,000 pieces, an EDDM postcard about $0.40, and a Douglas or Sarpy County homeowner list about $0.08 to $0.15 per record. Postage is the same in Omaha as everywhere in the country.
Can you mail Papillion, Bellevue and Council Bluffs with Omaha?
Yes. Routes and lists across Douglas and Sarpy Counties in Nebraska and Pottawattamie County in Iowa can be included in one mailing and entered together.
Do you mail hail-damage postcards in Omaha?
Yes. Send the affected ZIP codes and a storm-response postcard can be printed and entered within two business days.
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