The street hears about the job by morning.
After each job Koira picks the 50 homes nearby most likely to hire you, prints a card with the photo from the job, and mails them the next morning.
The neighbors just saw your truck
Koira skips renters, brand-new roofs and homes that just had the work done.
No design, no list, no printer to find.
Each run shows the jobs that came from it.
Mail that goes only where it can work
Seasonal runs
A card before storm season or spring, and a referral ask to past customers.
In the box the morning afterEvery dollar has a row
What Koira brought in ties each paid job back to the card that started it.
How it plays out on a real job
Same steps every time. That is the point: you know exactly what Koira will do, and when.
TodayThe neighbors saw your truck in the driveway all day.
TomorrowKoira prints and mails them, only to homes likely to need you.
This weekThe call lands with your receptionist and the loop starts again.
FAQ
How does Koira choose the homes?
It looks at the homes around the job and keeps the ones most likely to need your service: owner-occupied, the right age, and similar to the one you just finished. It leaves out your current customers and anyone who asked not to get mail.
What does a card cost?
One flat price per card, which covers printing and postage.
Do I design it?
No. The card uses a photo from the finished job with your name and number.
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