Put offline on the media plan for every Canadian client

You use Oppizi as the offline arm of your shop. Oppizi OS gives your team planning, launch and reporting for direct mail, package inserts and flyering across the whole client roster, and Oppizi absorbs print, distribution and field staffing. Across all channels in Canada, Oppizi has tracked more than 740,000 conversions, which is usually what gets offline onto a plan in the first place.

Partnering can be structured a few ways. Some agencies take a commission against the offline spend they place. Some resell, pricing the work to their client and keeping the margin. Others hand execution to Oppizi entirely and stay the only client-facing team. White Label can sit over any of them. The partner team settles terms with you during onboarding.

Yes. Oppizi OS is multi-account by default: separate client workspaces, per-account campaign controls, role-based permissions, and reporting that rolls up across the whole roster. Account leads see only the clients assigned to them, and every dataset exports for client reporting and presentations.

Real-time delivery tracking, QR and scan engagement, cost per acquisition and campaign ROI, per client and across the book. Reports export in a shape built to sit beside Google Ads and Meta numbers in the same deck, so offline is judged on the metrics your client already trusts.

Clients that need measurable acquisition volume: DTC and ecommerce brands, quick-service and restaurant groups, delivery and mobility apps, retail chains, subscription businesses, and any advertiser whose digital cost per acquisition has stopped improving. Uber Eats is among the brands that have run Oppizi campaigns.

Flyering can be in market within days of creative approval. Direct mail and package inserts want roughly one to two weeks, because print and delivery into the mail stream or into a retailer's warehouse sit in between. Configuring the campaign itself is a matter of minutes, and Oppizi carries the rest.