Here are a few guidelines if you’re considering using Personalized Mail:
Yes, you can measure the effectiveness of Personalized Mail. Metrics such as response rates, conversion rates, and customer engagement can be tracked to evaluate the success of your campaign. For detailed insights, integrating personalized mail with digital tracking tools can provide comprehensive data on campaign performance.
For more details, please visit Email Marketing vs Direct Mail: What’s the Difference and Which is Better for Your Business?
Discounts are available. To qualify, a customer must commit to a minimum spend of $10,000 annually per service. Canada Post will look at your marketing plan and budget to see if you’re likely to achieve the minimum spend before awarding you a postage discount. There are various tiers of discounts available. Please contact us if you would like an introduction to a Canada Post sales rep.
An example of $10,000 would spend would be:
Discounts start at about 20% and increase based on total volume. The commitments are in the millions of dollars spent/year for the largest available Canada Post discounts.
You can send as few as 150 pieces for any available direct mail campaign in PostNow.
Prices for a Direct Mail audience start at “free” and increase based on the dataset being accessed. Standard options for each mail type are listed below. More advanced data sets can be accessed from 3rd party providers like Environics.
Why Personalized Mail?
Personalized Mail campaigns are great for customer retention and building loyal relationships with existing customers through one-one-one interactions.
Did you know? 86% of Canadians open the direct mail they receive and more than half make a purchase as a result. The open rate and purchase rate increases when personalized mail is used, which makes PM one of the most effective ways to incite action among an ideal target audience.
Flyer delivery falls under Canada Post Neighbourhood Mail. Prices were updated for all flyer mailings as of 2026.
Neighbourhood Mail (also known as unaddressed ad mail) would cost $0.20 per piece, including transportation costs from Canada Post if it is under 6 x 12″ with a maximum thickness of 1 inch and a weight of <50g. Larger flyers, including magazine-style flyers like the Ikea Idea Books, are subject to “Oversized Neighbourhood Mail” rates.
Here’s how the standard $0.20 rate breaks down:
A “Specified Delivery Start Date” can be added as a campaign option for an extra $0.011 / per piece. This guarantees that your flyer will not be delivered before a set date and is a great way to ensure you time your flyers for a specific sale/promotion.
Download the 2026 Neighbourhood Mail price sheet for complete flyer delivery pricing.