Door-to-door coverage,
household by household

Door-to-door flyer distribution means a field team walks a planned residential route and leaves your flyer or door hanger at each home, either at the door or in the mail slot. It buys you consistent coverage of a whole neighbourhood rather than the one-to-one contact of hand-to-hand flyering. Oppizi plans the route in Oppizi OS, prints and ships the materials, and confirms the drop with GPS check-ins and live reporting.

You pick the postal codes or draw a radius on the map, and Oppizi OS ranks the routes inside that area by household density, geography, and how earlier campaigns in the same city performed. Door-to-door in Canada is targeted geographically. If you need household-level demographic, B2B, or third-party data, that belongs to our Addressed Direct Mail product instead.

Yes. Delivering printed material to homes is permitted across Canada, subject to municipal bylaws and individual building access rules, and some cities and condo boards restrict door-to-door solicitation. Oppizi places materials at doors and residential mail slots rather than in Canada Post equipment, and briefs every ambassador on the local rules for a city before their first shift.

Ambassadors check in from the Oppizi app while they walk, so their location data shows which routes were completed and at what time. Counts appear in Oppizi OS the same day. Scannable codes and campaign-specific landing pages then tie the physical drop to sign-ups and orders.

Door-to-door flyering runs on our own field teams, so it starts sooner, costs less per household, and fits a brief where an area matters more than a name list. Addressed mail through Canada Post's Personalized Mail reaches specific households from your data or third-party records, which pays off for win-backs and higher-value offers. Many Canadian brands use flyers for breadth and addressed mail for depth.

Repeat drops into the same streets lift response. Offer strength, creative, and timing move the number more than anything else.