Leaflet & flyer distribution across Edinburgh

More than most people expect. It's physical, logistical work: planning routes across your postcodes, walking many miles a day in all weathers, and carrying heavy stock. It takes local knowledge, from tenement stairs and door entry systems to gated developments and which streets to cover in which order. We also treat every home with respect, closing gates behind us, keeping off gardens and being polite to residents. Doing all of that quickly and efficiently, without cutting corners, is what you're paying for, and it's why we plan every campaign carefully.

Every Edinburgh EH postcode, plus the Lothians and the Scottish Borders. You choose the postcodes and we plan the routes.

With Basic, your leaflet goes out alongside two or three other non-competing businesses, which keeps the cost to 20p a leaflet. With Priority, your leaflet goes out on its own, with fast-tracked scheduling and routes planned around your campaign.

No. On larger campaigns we post more generously to get your leaflets seen: on average, two go through each door, and apartment blocks receive a bundle of roughly eight, left in the shared ground-floor entrance for residents. Large campaigns also mean a lot of leaflets being handled and carried in all weathers, so a small share can be damaged along the way. Even so, we aim to successfully post at least 90% of the leaflets you give us.

We deliver through each flat's own letterbox where we can reach it. Where a stair has a shared entrance or communal mail area, we leave your leaflets tidily on the ground floor where residents will see and pick them up. It's the standard way to reach flats you can't get into.

Every route is recorded on GPS with Strava. You receive a report showing the route walked, street by street, with start and finish times.

No. We skip any letterbox with a "no junk mail" or "no flyers" sign, so your brand only reaches people happy to receive it.

Yes. Our street team hands flyers directly to people at busy streets, events or spots you choose, for £60 an hour.

Yes, a small share usually are. Large quantities take a lot of handling, bad weather such as heavy rain or strong wind can catch flyers on the route, and thick or oversized stock can tear on tight letterboxes. We try our best to keep your stock dry and protected, and any flyers that can't be used aren't posted, so only flyers in good condition land on the doormat.

Many Edinburgh letterboxes have stiff flaps or tight draught-excluder brushes. A single thin flyer can catch or crease on the way through, so at some doors we post two or three together. That gives them enough thickness to go through cleanly and arrive undamaged.