Tell us the city, the volume, and what a good result looks like. Pricing comes back built around that, not a rate card.
- A two-minute request form
- Pricing shaped by your goal and your cities
- Costs broken out line by line
Running a multi-city programme? Talk to our UK team
“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 set the goal and the postcodes. We handle planning, print, the teams on the ground, and the reporting, then you watch it land on a live dashboard. Scroll through the sequence.
Artwork, print, storage, distribution, and reporting under a single contract. No print broker, no separate distribution firm, no chasing three suppliers for one answer.
Teams work UK cities including London, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, and Glasgow, so a national push and a single-postcode test run on the same platform.
Rounds are planned, tracked, and adjusted like paid media. If one high street outperforms another, the plan moves that week rather than next quarter.
Planning, print, staffing, logistics, and tracking are quoted as separate lines, and the post-campaign report shows what each one returned.
Every campaign is built around your goal, so the price moves with the choices you make. As a benchmark, a hand-to-hand campaign of 1,000 leaflets in London can start from around £180. Run the calculator below for an instant estimate.
Size, paper weight, and finish all move the number. Heavier stock and larger formats feel better in the hand and cost more to produce.
Leaflet printing runs from roughly £0.07 to £0.15 per leaflet depending on the spec. We print with sustainable UK-based partners near your distribution zones.
Hand-to-hand and door drop rounds each cost around £80 per mission. A mission lasts three hours and delivers 500 to 800 leaflets.
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.
With flyering campaigns, Oppizi has sliced Getaround's offline cost per acquisition by 70%.

Reach hungry people within a few streets of the kitchen, with an offer they can act on tonight.
Why it works
A leaflet lands at the moment someone is deciding what to eat, and it sits on the counter until they do.

Own the streets you sell and let on, with something a homeowner keeps rather than swipes past.
Why it works
Property decisions are local and considered, so printed proof of activity on the street builds trust faster than an impression.

Sign up riders and recruit drivers in the exact zones where demand and supply are out of balance.
Why it works
Commuters, students, and shift workers are reachable offline in places no ad platform can bid on.

Pull high-street footfall into the shop, or send it straight to the basket with a QR code.
Why it works
A leaflet closes the gap between a busy pavement and an online checkout, and both sides are measurable.

Handed over on a busy high street or posted through the letterbox, a leaflet gets attention that a scrolled-past ad never had.
Ad blockers, cookie consent, and skipped pre-rolls do not apply on a pavement. A leaflet reaches people your paid social never serves.
Leaflets end up on fridges, desks, and noticeboards. That second and third look is exposure you never paid twice for.
Whole boroughs, single postcodes, one station exit, or one row of shops. The geography is chosen, not inferred by an algorithm.
QR codes, vanity URLs, and promo codes send people to your site, where you can retarget them and close the loop digitally.
Uber Eats
Uber Eats opens up new neighbourhoods with targeted offline rounds run through Oppizi, across the UK, Ireland, and beyond.
Still unsure about something? Our UK team will happily talk it through.
Leaflet distribution is the planned delivery of printed offers to a chosen audience, either handed over in person on a busy street or posted through the letterbox on a residential round. Oppizi manages the whole chain in the UK: audience and zone planning, print, the teams on the ground, GPS tracking, and the reporting afterwards.
It depends on city, volume, and format. Printing usually falls between £0.07 and £0.15 per leaflet with our UK print partners, and one three-hour distribution mission covers roughly 500 to 800 leaflets at around £80. A hand-to-hand campaign of 1,000 leaflets in London can start from around £180. The calculator on this page gives an instant estimate.
Rounds run across the UK, including London, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Liverpool, Bristol, and Brighton, and you choose the specific zones inside each city rather than buying blanket coverage. Our team helps pick the streets and postcodes that fit your audience.
UK campaigns start at 1,000 leaflets, spread across about five distribution missions. That keeps planning efficient and gives enough volume to read the results properly. From there, campaigns scale into the hundreds of thousands.
Results are driven mostly by the offer, the artwork, and how tightly the zones are chosen. Across published Oppizi flyering campaigns, tracked conversion has ranged from 1.3% for Uber, across more than 529,000 flyers, to 5.5% for Just Eat during a Champions League activation. None are UK programmes, so read them as network evidence. Running hand-to-hand alongside a door drop in the same postcode tends to sit at the higher end.
Every mission is GPS-tracked and photo-verified. Your dashboard shows where teams worked, how many leaflets went out and when, and the field notes they logged, and a proof-of-distribution report follows the campaign.
Yes. Print is part of the service, handled by sustainable partners close to your distribution zones, with a range of sizes, paper weights, and finishes. You can upload finished artwork or design it in the platform.
QR codes, unique promo codes, and dedicated landing pages feed results into the Oppizi OS dashboard, and an SFTP data connection moves audiences and conversions between Oppizi and your own stack. That gives you a cost per acquisition you can compare with any paid channel.
Pick your cities, hand us the postcodes, and scale what works with the numbers to back it up.