Pick Your Neighborhoods

Search by ZIP code or address, then choose the carrier routes you want to reach. You'll see the address count and mailing cost before you continue.

Search location

Several ZIPs? Separate with commas — 08876, 08807

Search distance

Exact ZIP uses the ZIPs you typed. A distance searches around an address.

Who do you want to reach?

Homes only. Businesses on a route aren't included.

DemographicsOptional

Income Range

Age Range

Select routes to copy them

Questions about choosing neighborhoods?

How do carrier routes work?

A carrier route is the set of addresses one USPS letter carrier delivers to in a day — usually somewhere between 300 and 600 addresses. EDDM is sold by the route, so selecting a route means mailing every address on it.

Read the full answer

How do I choose routes?

Search a ZIP code, then select routes on the map or in the table. Each route shows its address count and price, and the running total updates as you go. Filters narrow which routes are shown; selecting a route mails every address on it.

Read the full answer

Why did my address count change?

Changing a filter changes which routes are shown, and changing the radius or ZIP re-queries USPS for a different area. Address counts come from USPS route data and can differ from what you saw previously if USPS has updated it.

Read the full answer

Can I skip specific addresses?

Yes — you can ask L&B to leave specific addresses out of a mailing, up to 22 per mailing per ZIP. Skipping an address does NOT reduce your piece count, your postage or your price: you are still buying the whole route.

Read the full answer

Loading route selector...