Pearland Superheroes · Pearland, TX

Pearland SuperheroesFeaturing trusted local businesses

One shared postcard, mailed to 2,500 Pearland homes. A short lineup of local businesses, one per category, drawn as the heroes of the block. No coupon envelope, no competitor sitting next to you.

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Slots are limited to one business per category. The next Pearland drop is filling now.

Featured by Allied Outreach

The card

A league, not a coupon book.

One 6x11 card, printed back and front, dropped into 2,500 Pearland mailboxes. Between 12 and 16 businesses share it. Every one of them got picked, not auctioned. Your panel runs in your own colors, with your own hero, and your own QR code.

The Pearland Superheroes community postcard, filled. A teal halftone masthead reads Featured by Allied Outreach on the left, Pearland Superheroes in yellow and red comic lettering in the centre with the line Featuring Trusted Local Businesses, then Join the League, Scan beside a QR code and the EDDM postal block. Below it, seven advertiser panels: a roofer, an auto shop on the wide double panel, a pool service, an HVAC company, a fitness studio, a garage door company and a window cleaner, each drawn as a comic hero of their trade. — Sample cardThe Pearland Superheroes card, advertiser side. The card is printed back and front. Businesses shown are illustrative samples, not real Pearland advertisers, and the phone numbers and websites on them are placeholders.

2.7 x 2.4 in

Single panel size

5.4 x 2.4 in

Double panel size

Back and front

12 to 16 businesses per card

One per category

No competitor on the same card

Sample ads

Your trade, drawn as the hero.

Thick ink. Flat color. Full 1950s comic swagger. Your hero is built from your actual trade: your tools, your colors, your customers. These samples sit at the locked sizes, a double at 5.4 x 2.4 in and singles at 2.7 x 2.4 in.

Sample double-width panel for Prairie Bloom Landscapes. A hero whose cape and suit are made of leaves and vines trims a hedge with garden shears in a flower bed, with a backyard fence and stone wall behind him. The offer reads 50 dollars off your first visit. The phone number and website shown are placeholders. — **Prairie Bloom Landscapes** Double panel, 5.4 x 2.4 in.

Sample single panel for Volt Harbor Electric. A caped hero in a navy and gold lightning-bolt suit tightens a pipe with a big wrench beside a sparking electrical panel, with a service van behind him. The offer reads 50 dollars off any service. The phone number and website shown are placeholders. — **Volt Harbor Electric** Single panel, 2.7 x 2.4 in.

Sample single panel for Bowtie Plumbing. A plumber in a blue suit with a red bow tie on his apron reaches toward a leaking sink pipe with a stretched hose-like arm and a red pipe wrench, while a boxer dog in a bow-tie bandana holds a second wrench in its mouth. The offer reads 50 dollars off first drain clearing. The phone number and website shown are placeholders. — **Bowtie Plumbing** Single panel, 2.7 x 2.4 in.

Sample single panel for Vargas Pest Control. A winged hero in blue and red armor with a scorpion emblem flies past a giant scorpion and a swarm of insects. The offer reads Free Inspection. The phone number and website shown are placeholders. — **Vargas Pest Control** Single panel, 2.7 x 2.4 in.

The face on the hero is a real one.

We draw the owner, or someone on your crew, as the hero. You send us a clear photo, and we put that person into your trade, your tools and your colors. It is the face your neighbors will meet when they call.

Sample panels in the Pearland Superheroes style. The businesses are examples, not real Pearland advertisers, and the phone numbers and websites on them are placeholders.

How it works

Four steps to your panel.

You hand us your logo and the offer you want to run. We handle the design, the printing, the EDDM paperwork, and the actual mailing.

Step 1

Apply for your category

Tell us what you do. We check that your category is still open on the next Pearland card. One plumber, one roofer, one dentist. If it is taken, we will tell you straight away.

Step 2

We draw you a proof

Send your logo and the offer you want to run. We design the panel, hero and all, and send it back. Nothing goes to print until you sign off. Revisions are unlimited.

Step 3

We print and mail

2,500 Pearland homes, through USPS EDDM. We send the route map before print and confirm the day the cards land.

Step 4

You watch the QR

Your panel gets its own QR code. You get scan counts and timing, so you can see what the drop actually did.

Why it lands

The envelope goes in the bin.
The card goes on the fridge.

Curated, not auctioned

ValPak will put three plumbers and four dentists in one envelope. We put one of each on one card, and we check that the businesses on it are ones we would call ourselves.

Split the cost

A full 2,500-home mailing on your own is expensive and slow. A dozen or so businesses splitting one card is how a small shop gets in the mail at all.

It stays up for sixty days

Nobody opens a coupon envelope twice. A card with the neighborhood's heroes on it gets kept, and it is still in the kitchen when the next drop lands about two months later.

Slots

Two panel sizes. One per category.

Simple pricing: single or double. Message us and we will confirm your category is open.

$225

Single

2.7 x 2.4 in

Most panels on the card are singles. Room for your offer, your hero, your logo band, and your QR.

Per drop. No setup fee, no design fee, unlimited revisions.

$400

Double

5.4 x 2.4 in

Twice the width of a single. It reads as the anchor of the card. One per side.

Per drop. No setup fee, no design fee, unlimited revisions.

The panel design is included in the price, and you can ask for changes until it is right. Nothing goes to print without your sign off. We will confirm your category is open and send a written slip to reserve your spot on the next Pearland card. Online checkout is not live yet. A call, a text or an email is how a slot gets reserved.

Who's behind this

A note for you, before you decide.

Hello,

I'm Raf. I've spent the last fifteen years running operations and marketing for online businesses, some tiny, some big, and the tiny ones taught me the most. When it's your own money going out the door, you learn fast what's worth it and what's noise.

I started Allied Outreach because I wanted to make something I'd be proud to put my name on. Something made with care, for the business on the card and the person who finds it in the mailbox.

I work hard, I take the details seriously, and I don't ship anything I wouldn't buy myself.

Raf Starace, owner

To: the business owner reading this

Questions

Before you join.

What does "one business per category" actually mean?

One plumber on the card. One roofer. One dentist. If you take the HVAC panel, no other HVAC company is on that drop. Categories are specific, so a general contractor and a roofer are separate slots. We confirm your exact category is open before you pay anything.

Do I have to be drawn as a superhero?

Yes, that is the campaign, and it is the reason people look at the card instead of binning it. The hero is built around what you actually do, your trade and your tools, in your brand colors, with your logo. It is not a stock cape pasted onto your name.

Whose face is on the hero?

The owner's, or an employee's. You send us a clear photo of the person you want on your panel, and we draw them as the hero of your trade, with your tools and in your colors. Pick someone who is happy to be on the card, since it lands in 2,500 homes. You see the proof before anything prints, and if the likeness is not right we redraw it.

Is the artwork made with AI?

Yes, AI is part of how we draw the panels, and we are happy to say so. It is a tool in the process, not the process. Every panel is art directed against a fixed comic style, then reviewed and reworked by us until it is right, and nothing reaches print without your sign off. We are careful with your brand: your real logo, your real colors, your actual trade and tools, never a generic figure with your name dropped on top. Frankly, we cannot stand the flood of lazy AI filler as much as you can, so the bar we hold ourselves to is simple. The panel has to look like something a person would want on their fridge for two months, and it has to do your business justice. If it does not, we redraw it.

Who gets the card?

Residential addresses on our Pearland routes, 2,500 homes per drop. We send you the route map before it prints so you can see the exact streets.

How do I know it worked?

Your panel carries its own QR code, and we send you the scan counts and timing. Worth knowing up front, a lot of direct mail response arrives as someone just calling your normal number a few weeks later, so scans will not capture everything.

What does it cost?

A single panel is $225 per drop and a double is $400 per drop. Design is included, there is no setup fee. Message us and we will confirm your category is open the same day.

What if I do not have a strong offer?

We will work with you on it. A specific offer beats a generic one. "$50 off your first visit" will outperform "quality you can trust" every time. If you are not sure what to offer, tell us about your business and we will help you land on something concrete before your panel goes to print.

Next Pearland drop

Request a sample ad.

Tell us what you do and what part of Pearland you serve. We will draw a sample panel in this style, confirm your category is open, and show you the card before anything prints. There is no payment link yet. A call, a text or an email is enough.

Request a sample ad → Call or text (281) 932-9595

We usually reply within a couple of hours. Or email hello@alliedoutreach.com.