REmail

REmail runs direct mail campaigns for real estate wholesalers and flippers, covering list data, segmentation, creative, printing, mailing, and tracking. The company describes the model as done-with-you rather than done-for-you: the campaigns, logins, and processes are built in accounts the client keeps, and it says there is no lock-in.

Formats include postcards at 4x6, 6x9, and 6x11, printed letters, check letter snap packs, and handwritten letters, with delivery quoted at five to seven days. Campaigns can be set up as multi-touch sequences with automated scheduling and response-based triggers, and the company argues consistency across at least four touches is what makes mail work. A drag-and-drop designer with a template library and variable data fields handles creative, tracking covers delivery confirmation and conversion attribution, and skip tracing is available through third-party data providers, with the site noting users must comply with TCPA, DNC, and state rules. A direct mail API and CRM integration are also offered.

Pricing is published. The month-to-month plan is $2,998 to start, made up of a $999 setup fee and a $1,999 first month, then $1,999 a month. A six-month contract is $10,194 up front with setup included, then $1,699 a month. A twelve-month contract is $17,988, then $1,499 a month, and adds ROAS reporting, mail forecasting, and a dedicated account manager. Per-piece pricing is the same on every tier: $0.63 postcards, $0.68 letters, $0.75 check letter snap packs, and $0.90 handwritten, with USPS postage increases passed through at cost. The site advertises a 90-day contract guarantee that refunds the money if no contract is signed in the first 90 days.

The return figures on the site come from client testimonials rather than an audited source, and the founder's own note says mail will not fix a broken sales process and that leads have to be worked quickly by phone. Buyers should ask which reported results came from comparable markets before committing to a six- or twelve-month term.