A correspondence practice
A letter lands once. A correspondence builds something.
Annual cadences are billed at ten months, not twelve.
For teams whose correspondence is a deliberate practice, not a quarterly send.
We take a small number of partnership conversations each month. Most begin from a quiet desk and a list that's been on someone's mind.
For the practitioner whose correspondence is personal and named. A monthly practice starts at $85 a month, billed annually.
Studio Partner
Studio Partner is how our longest-standing accounts work with us. A campaign manager who knows your firm. A monthly conversation about what is next. The full studio specification — every house option, every handwriting hand, the custom branded border, the printed logo — included as standard.
Fifteen hundred letters a month is the floor of the relationship, not the ceiling. We can sustain considerably more for a partner who needs it.
This isn't a subscription you click into. It's a conversation we'd like to have first.
Learns your accounts, your voice, and your seasonal cadence.
A forty-five-minute conversation that shapes the next month's mailings.
Every option included as standard, from the custom branded border to a printed logo on every letter.
Engagements begin at $4,999 / month.
Pause the cadence for any reason, for up to three months, without losing your pricing or your place in the writers' rotation. Cancel any time before renewal.
Available on every plan. Per-piece detail appears at the order step.
Premium paper, premium envelope color, and specialty ink. Chosen once, applied to every letter.
Your hand-signature on every letter, and insert handling for one enclosure.
Your printed logo, a custom border, or a QR. Our full identity treatment on every letter.
Neighborhood campaigns start at 300 letters; a list-preparation fee applies. Open the campaign map →
One-time runs from $100, when a single send is the right shape. Each letter is $4.95, hand-finished and mailed by us. Place a one-time order →
Every price above is monthly. The relationships they build are not.