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This is the shortest path from a brand-new account to postcards in mailboxes. Each step links to a fuller page if you want the detail — work straight through and you’ll have a campaign in flight.

Create your workspace

Sign up at the Mailr app, then fill in the “Set up your workspace” form: your “Company name” and “Website” are required, phone and CRM are optional. Press “Create workspace” and you land on your dashboard.While you carry on, Mailr reads your website in the background to build your brand kit, collects showcase photos, looks for your Google reviews, and publishes starter landing pages for you. That takes a few minutes, so pages will fill in on their own.Full walkthrough: Set up your workspace.

Review your Brand kit

Go to Designs → Brand kit. This is your logo library, colors, company details, industries, and showcase photos — everything Mailr designs from. Check that the colors and logo Mailr pulled from your site are really yours, fix anything that’s off, and press “Save changes”.If the banner says “We couldn’t read your website — build your brand kit below.”, add your details by hand or upload a brand guidelines PDF. Five minutes here saves you re-doing designs later.Details: Brand kit.

Approve a design

A design is your postcard — front and back — built from your brand kit and personalized per recipient. Create one in the design studio, review both sides, and approve it. Nothing can mail until a design is approved, so this step is required before your first campaign.Details: Postcard designs.

Check your landing page

Every postcard carries a unique QR code that opens a landing page personalized to that recipient’s address. Mailr publishes starter pages for you when your workspace is created and sets one as your default, so you usually have one already. Open it in the landing page studio and read it as a homeowner would after scanning your card — if it looks right, you’re ready to mail.Details: Landing pages.

Add credits

Go to Workspace → Billing and top up your credit balance. Credits are prepaid: submitting a campaign holds credits, mail settles them, and unused holds are always released back. You see the exact cost before anything mails, and nothing ever charges automatically — you can explore the whole product before adding a dollar.Only the workspace Owner can buy credits. If you’re Staff or a Member, ask your Owner to top up.Details: Credits and pricing.

Create a campaign

Go to Campaigns → New campaign. A campaign is one batch of postcards: who gets mailed, which design, and which landing page. Choose your audience — a neighborhood you draw on the map, or the homes around jobs you’ve completed — pick your approved design, review the cost, and submit.Submitting places a credit hold and sends the campaign to Mailr for review. Once approved, Mailr generates a personalized card for every recipient and sends them to print. Your do-not-mail list is always skipped.Details: Create a campaign and Targeting.

Watch your results

Once cards are out, scans and leads appear in Mailr as they happen. Check your results to see which campaigns are producing, and follow up on leads while they’re warm. Connect your CRM and Mailr can also tie closed deals back to the mailer that started them.Details: Tracking dashboard and Leads.
Done with all seven? The “Getting started” checklist on your dashboard hides itself once every step is complete.
Don’t want to do this alone? Mailr’s welcome tour walks the same path in the app — replay it any time with the “Tour” button on your dashboard checklist. See First-run tour and checklist.

Next steps

How Mailr works

The concepts behind postcards, QR codes, and credits.

Automate your sends

Fire campaigns automatically from CRM activity.

Invite your team

Add office staff and choose what each person can do.

FAQ

Quick answers to the questions we hear most.