Tell us the goal, the city and the volume. A costed plan comes back fast.
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- Pricing built around your goal and your city
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“At Uber Eats, we have ambitious growth targets in both our established markets and in our new territories. Oppizi helps us to reach those targets thanks to their scalability and reach across the UK and Ireland.”
You approve the plan and watch the dashboard. We handle the print run, the logistics and the people on the sidewalk.
Design, print, distribution and reporting sit with one team. Nothing to coordinate between three vendors and a courier.
Boots on the ground in Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal, with brand ambassadors who already know the neighbourhoods they work.
Set the audience, watch delivery live, move budget toward the zones that convert. The controls you expect from a digital dashboard, pointed at the street.
Print, distribution and ambassador bonuses are itemized before you commit, and a post-campaign report shows what each dollar brought back.
Pricing follows the targeting, the format and the volume you pick. For reference, 1,000 hand-to-hand flyers in Vancouver, Toronto or Montreal start at $1,022. Build your own estimate below.
Format, paper weight and finish set the base price. Larger sheets and heavier stock can add roughly 20% to the total.
All in, a flyer runs about $0.12 to $0.68 depending on format, stock and volume — printing and distribution included. We print with sustainable partners in or near your Canadian city.
Distribution sits inside that per-flyer figure rather than on top of it. A three-hour hand-to-hand or door-to-door mission covers roughly 500 flyers at about $200, and the cost per flyer falls as volume rises. A bonus of about $2 per conversion keeps ambassadors pushing.
An estimate is instant and can vary from a quote provided by an Oppizi team member due to service, product, environmental, and other variabilities.
* This is an estimate of what your campaign could cost, not a quote. Final pricing depends on location, timing, seasonality, and other project factors, all of which we take into account when you request a quote with an Oppizi team member.
We turn to Oppizi for volume, the logistical aspect is very interesting with Oppizi. We use other agencies for other small specific events (festivals).
At Uber Eats, we have ambitious growth targets in both our established markets and in our new territories. Oppizi helps us to reach those targets thanks to their scalability and reach across the UK and Ireland.
Entering Australia as an American company was a challenge for us to localize with both consumers and partners. Oppizi has helped us have feet on the ground. Oppizi has helped us drive both consumer and partner awareness over the years.
Reach hungry people within walking distance of your kitchen, at the hour they decide what to eat.
Why it works
It reaches the streets you actually deliver to, and the paper often waits on the fridge until dinner.

Put listings and launches in front of people who already want to live on that street.
Why it works
Postal-code targeting keeps the drop relevant, and a printed sheet outlives a scroll.

Recruit drivers and win riders in the exact zones where your app is short of one or the other.
Why it works
It catches people while they wait and commute, and a QR code turns that moment into an install.

Send local shoppers to the store and online buyers to the cart with the same piece of paper.
Why it works
Passing traffic becomes customers, and a QR code closes the loop back to your storefront.

Hand-to-hand flyering buys attention in the places where your audience is not looking at a screen.
Flyers meet people the ad platforms have already exhausted, delivered into a hand instead of a crowded feed.
A flyer sits on the fridge, the desk or the noticeboard, and keeps working days after the drop.
Take a whole neighbourhood, a single postal code or one venue. The message goes where your audience actually spends the day.
QR codes, promo codes and custom URLs pull readers online, where your digital campaigns can pick them up again.
Uber Eats
Uber Eats opened new neighbourhoods with offline campaigns Oppizi planned, staffed and measured.
Still deciding? Our Canadian team will walk you through it.
Oppizi runs offline campaigns the way growth teams run paid ones. A single platform covers direct mail, package inserts and flyering in Canada: audiences chosen up front, conversions coming back afterwards.
Canadian brands can book three. Direct mail, with addressed audiences built from demographic, B2B and geographic records. Package inserts carried inside ecommerce deliveries. And flyering, handed over in busy places or dropped door to door on residential streets. Oppizi OS plans and measures all three.
Each piece carries a QR code, a promo code or a landing page of its own, and Oppizi can read conversions straight out of your CRM. Delivery, scans, sign-ups and cost per acquisition show up in Oppizi OS while the drop is still under way.
Shopify, Braze and custom SFTP feeds. Canadian teams use them to trigger campaigns from customer behaviour, sync audiences for tighter targeting, and push offline conversions back into the dashboards they already report on.
Pricing follows your format, quantity and channel. For reference, a thousand hand-to-hand flyers in Vancouver, Toronto or Montreal start at $1,022. The calculator above prices your own campaign in seconds.
One thousand flyers is the smallest campaign, and volumes climb into the hundreds of thousands from there. A single three-hour mission covers roughly 500 flyers, so the crew and the calendar are sized to whatever target you set.
Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal today, inside a network that reaches 71+ cities. Ask us about any other Canadian market and we will tell you what we can staff.
Request a quote on this page. We come back with an itemized plan, book a kickoff call, then run printing, logistics and distribution while you follow the dashboard.
Pick the zones, put your brand in people's hands, and scale the routes your dashboard says are working.