Show homeowners what’s possible for their exact home.

Landscapers and hardscapers, roofers, and real estate agents, mostly. The common thread is that your customers are houses you could point to on a map. If that’s your business, Curbify finds more of those houses and gets your card into them.

A landscaper picks a ZIP, and Curbify scores every home in it for how likely the owner is to spend on the yard. The ones that score well get a postcard with their own front yard redone: lawn, beds, walkway, the lot. Most of those homeowners have been meaning to do something about the yard for years. Seeing it finished is what gets them to call.

Roofers use it two ways. After a storm, the cards go to the streets that took the hit, each one showing that house with a sound new roof and your license number on the back. The rest of the year it works as plain replacement marketing for roofs that are simply old. Either way, Curbify picks the homes, prints the cards, and mails them.

Agents use Curbify to farm a neighborhood. Each card shows the homeowner’s own house looking its best, with an estimate of what it could sell for. That’s a harder card to throw away than a headshot and a market report, and it starts the listing conversation with you instead of whoever mailed last.

Every card starts with a photo of the recipient’s own house. For landscaping and roofing, Curbify generates a picture of that same house with the work done and prints the two side by side. For real estate, the card shows the home along with what it could sell for. Your logo, name, phone number, and offer go on every card.

You land on a market page for that ZIP: how many homes were analyzed, a map of the eligible ones, projected results for a campaign, and sample postcards for your trade. Looking is free and doesn’t need a credit card. If you want a free transformation of your own home, or you’re ready to start a campaign, you create an account with an email address. Nothing mails until you’ve approved the design and the list.

Yes. Curbify prints and mails every campaign, and postage is included in the price. Nothing goes out until you’ve approved the design and the recipient list.

It starts with a street-level photo of the home. Curbify works out what could change (lawn, beds, walkways, driveway, roof) and generates an image of the same house with that work done. The before and the after print side by side on the card.

No. You pick a trade and a ZIP, choose a template, and approve the proof. Curbify handles the design, the printing, the postage, and the delivery. If you’d rather hand off the design entirely, that option exists too.

Looking up your ZIP is free. Campaigns are sold as packages priced by how many homes you mail, and the current prices are on the pricing page.