What to send us when you reserve.

Spelled and capitalized exactly as it should print. Include LLC or Inc only if you want it shown.

Many people will call instead of scanning, so give a number that someone answers.

Where your QR code sends people unless you choose another page. It can be your home page, an offer page, or a contact form.

Include it only if you want customers to visit in person. Many service businesses leave it off.

A vector file (.ai, .eps, .svg, or .pdf) prints sharpest at any size. A large PNG, at least 1500 pixels wide, also works.

This lets us place it on any color. If yours sits on a white box, let us know and we'll remove the white.

If you have color codes (hex, CMYK, or Pantone), send them. If not, we'll match your logo by eye.

This matters more than anything else on the ad. "$49 tune-up" or "20% off first service" says more than "professional service."

"Through June 30" or "this month only" gives people a reason not to put it off.

For example, "New customers only" or "One per household." Keep it short.

Call, scan, visit, or book. Pick the one that matters most so the ad stays clear.

If your printed ad says '$49 tune-up,' the page should say '$49 tune-up' near the top. If it doesn't match, people may leave.

People scan with their phones. If your website is hard to use on a phone, a simple one-page site works better.

A tap-to-call link, a contact form, or a chat button.

Don't make people create an account or close pop-ups before they can see your offer.

HVAC, roofing, plumbing, painting, and so on. We use this to keep each card to one business per category.

The neighborhoods or ZIP codes you want to reach. When you reserve, you'll see which campaigns have open spots, and you can ask about an area that isn't listed.

One card, or 3, 6, or 12 months. Booking several months at once lowers the price (see the pricing page).

Checkout is handled by Stripe, so have a credit or debit card ready.