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Mail-mix ROI
calculator.

Drag the three sliders. Build your perfect mail mix. See your monthly revenue, your ROI multiplier, and what you'd actually book at the end of the month. Conservative defaults. Real numbers.

Step 01

Total listings per month

1001,5005,000
1,500

listings / month

Step 02

Your mail mix

Adjust to build your perfect strategy. Mix must total 100%.

Handwritten letters
$3.27 / piece
20%
300 pieces · $981
New listing postcards
$0.86 / piece
50%
750 pieces · $645
Under contract postcards
$0.86 / piece
30%
450 pieces · $387
Distribution · 100% / 100% ·
Step 03

Close rate

Industry average: 40%

10%40%80%
40%

close rate on responses

The math

Your projection

Responses
38
Booked moves
15
Monthly revenue
$30,000
ROI multiplier
15.6x
Mail cost $2,013
ListingPro flat fee $399
Total monthly investment $2,412

These estimates are conservative. Most operators see their first responses 90-120 days after the first mail batch lands. The math improves as the list quality compounds.

Where the defaults come from

  • $3.27 per handwritten letter — production + envelope + first-class postage. The premium tier of direct mail.
  • $0.86 per postcard — full-color, double-sided, NCOA-validated, first-class postage.
  • $2,000 average move value — residential local + small long-distance mix. Operators serving the premium tier or long-haul see higher AOV.
  • 9% response on handwritten letters — conservative against ANA/DMA's published direct-mail benchmarks for high-personalization sends.
  • 2.5% response on postcards — slightly under DMA's published prospect-list benchmark, in keeping with the conservative posture.
  • 40% close rate on responses — pro.movingletters.ai's published industry-average benchmark.
  • $399/mo ListingPro — the new all-you-can-eat flagship covering a 50-mile radius, owner + realtor contacts, unlimited zips and listings.

How to use the number

The projection at the bottom is a planning tool, not a guarantee. Run the calculator twice: once at 100% handwritten letters to see the upper-bound revenue, once at 100% postcards to see the lower-bound cost. The right mix for your shop sits between those two extremes.

Most operators we work with end up landing on roughly 20% handwritten / 50% new-listing postcards / 30% under-contract postcards. The letter is the trust play. The postcards are the volume play. The combination compounds.

When you're ready

If the projection at the bottom is the number you need to hit and the math says you can hit it, apply for access. We work with one mover per market, so the metro you're in matters. If the math doesn't pencil for you, the calculator is still yours to keep — pull it up next quarter when your volume changes.