Advertise

One card. One of each business. 5,000+ mailboxes.

A shared 9×12 card mailed to every home in Alamo Heights, Terrell Hills and Olmos Park. Design, printing and postage are in the price, and no two businesses on it do the same thing.

The September 2026 Alamo Heights Spotlight card
5,000+
homes per drop
1
business per category
$249
per card, all in
31
categories still open

September 2026

The next card mails September 15, 2026

Artwork is due September 1, 2026. Categories are taken in the order they sell, and once one is gone it's gone for that issue.

Only one of you

One plumber, one dentist, one roofer per card. Your closest competitor cannot buy the slot next to yours, because there is no slot next to yours.

We design the ad

Send a logo, an offer and a photo. We lay it out, you approve a proof, and nothing prints until you have seen it.

Every house, not a list

USPS Every Door Direct Mail covers whole carrier routes — every deliverable address in the drop, not names rented from a database.

A listing that outlives the card

Your ad gets a page in the directory with a tracked link. The card sits on a fridge for a month; the listing keeps working.

What it costs

$249

per card, one slot, all in

  • Ad design and layout, with a proof to approve
  • Printing on a 9×12 card, both sides in full colour
  • Postage and the USPS paperwork
  • A directory listing with a tracked link
  • Your offer on the deals page for as long as it runs

A double-width slot — twice the space, top of the card — is available at twice the rate. There is no setup fee, no contract and no minimum number of mailings.

FAQ

Questions people actually ask

What does it cost?

Slots on the next card start at $249. That is the whole price — design, printing and postage are included, and there is no setup fee. A double-width slot is available at twice the rate.

What does "one business per category" mean?

Exactly one plumber, one dentist, one roofer per card. When a category is taken it is gone for that issue, so you are never sitting next to your closest competitor. The categories still open are listed above.

Who actually receives it?

Every deliverable address in the drop — houses, not a mailing list. Card 1 covers Alamo Heights, Terrell Hills and Olmos Park, roughly 5,000 homes across 78209 and 78212. Route counts are confirmed with USPS before each print run.

Do I have to design an ad?

No. Send your logo, your offer and a photo or two and we lay the ad out for you. You approve a proof before anything prints. If you would rather supply finished artwork, that is fine too.

How do I know if it worked?

Three ways, and you get all of them. Your ad carries a coupon customers mention when they call. You get a listing page on this site with a tracked link, so visits are counted. And the reader giveaway asks entrants which businesses on the card they would use — which hands you a number without you paying for tracking.

When is the deadline?

Artwork is due about two weeks before the mail date, and slots are usually spoken for before then. The next mail date and the categories still open are at the top of this page.

Do I have to commit to a year?

No. You can buy a single card. Most businesses see better results across three or more mailings, because the same household sees you repeatedly — but that is your call, not a contract.

Pick a category before somebody else does.

Call and we'll tell you in about a minute whether your category is open, what it costs and when the next card mails.