Mail the whole neighborhood
in 3 taps.
Knockless runs in the browser on your phone, so there's no app to download. Sign in with your email once. After that, one house or every home around it is three taps from a postcard with your logo and phone number: Pin this house, Mail, Pay & send. We find the addresses, print the cards and mail them.
No app store. No password. No design work. You pay only when you send a card.
The three taps
Once you're signed in, this is the whole job. You can do it from the truck between jobs.
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Tap Pin this house
Parked out front or driving by? One tap drops a pin where you are, or tap the house on the map. Knockless finds the street address for you.
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Tap Mail
Mail that one house, or tap Mail the whole neighborhood to reach the 20 or 50 closest homes or every home on the mail route. The card is already designed: your logo, your phone number, your license, and a friendly note. Nothing to lay out, nothing to upload.
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Tap Pay & send
$5 for one house, $1.50 to $1.75 a card for the neighbors, always shown before you pay. It prints the next business day and the post office delivers it. The app shows you when it's in the mail.
What you won't have to do
Knockless is built for people who'd rather be on a roof than on a computer.
- Install an app. It opens in Safari or Chrome at knockless.app. Add it to your home screen if you like, or don't.
- Remember a password. Type your email, we send a 6-digit code, you're in.
- Design a postcard. Pick your kind of work, add your logo and phone number. The card is done.
- Buy a mailing list. Pin the house. We find the address.
- Buy stamps, print, or go to the post office. Tap Pay and it's handled.
- Sign a contract. No monthly fee. Use it when you want to.
First time only: sign in and type in your company name, phone and logo. About two minutes, and you never do it again.
Mail the whole neighborhood
Just finished a job? The neighbors saw your truck all week. Send the closest homes a card from the same pin.
- Pick the 20 or 50 homes closest to the pin, or the whole neighborhood (every home on that mail route).
- See the number of homes and the total price before you pay.
- $1.75 a card for the closest homes, $1.50 a card for the whole neighborhood.
Made for the trades, and real estate
If you work on homes, or help people buy and sell them, Knockless fits. The card wording matches your work.
- Roofing
- Siding
- Gutters
- Painting
- Tree care
- Landscaping
- Paving
- Solar
- Windows
- Fencing
- Heating & cooling
- Plumbing
- Electrical
- Pest control
- Cleaning
- Home tech & IT
- Real estate agents
Simple pricing
No plans to pick. You pay for the cards you send, when you send them.
One house, one card. Printing and postage included.
When you mail every home on a job's mail route. (The 20 or 50 closest homes are $1.75 a card.)
Pick several houses and send them together to go past it.
- No monthly fee.
- No contract.
- Pay per send, by card, through Stripe.
Questions
Do homeowners get my name?
The card shows your company name, logo, phone number, and license number. It's addressed to "Current Resident" at the house you picked.
Do I need a website?
No. You can type your details in yourself. If you do have a website, Knockless can fill in your company details from it so you don't have to.
Do I have to install anything?
No. Knockless is a web page that works like an app. Open knockless.app in the browser on your phone and sign in. If you want an icon on your home screen, your phone's "Add to Home Screen" does it, but it's optional.
Do I design the postcard?
No. Every card is already laid out. You add your company name, phone number, logo and license, and pick a headline. The card says hello from your company and gives the homeowner your number. There are no coupons or deadlines on it.
Is there a contract?
No. There's no contract and no monthly fee. Use it when you want to.
What does it cost to try?
Nothing. It's free to set up. You only pay when you send a card.
Next time you finish a job,
mail the whole street.
Open the app
Nothing to install. It works in your phone's browser.