What we design, print and deliver

All of it made by us, printed in your name, put out only in the neighborhoods you actually work in.

Door hangers

The piece a homeowner finds on the handle when they get home. One offer, your phone number, a reason to call this week. Delivered street by street, so you know exactly which blocks have been covered and which haven't.

Flyers & leaflets

Letterbox drops and hand-outs at hardware stores, farmers' markets and school pick-ups. Printed on stock that survives a California mailbox in August, not a photocopy that goes straight in the recycling.

Door-to-door canvassing

A trained, badged rep knocking doors in your service area with a short script, a leave-behind and a tablet. Every conversation logged: who's interested, who said come back in spring, who said no thanks.

Yard signs & job-site boards

A sign in the lawn of a job you're doing right now is the best-placed ad in the neighborhood. We print them, place them with the homeowner's permission, and collect them when the job's done.

Neighborhood mailers

Every Door Direct Mail through USPS to the carrier routes around your best jobs. No mailing list needed. We pick the routes from where your existing customers already are, so the budget isn't spent on someone three hundred miles away.

Design & print

Layout, copy and print for everything above, built from your real jobs and your real crew. A door hanger with your actual van on it behaves differently than one with a stock photo of a handshake.

How a street campaign actually runs

01

You tell us what you need 15 mins

A call or a message. What work you want more of, the neighborhoods you cover, and roughly what you'd like to spend. If you don't know the budget, we'll tell you what a first drop of a couple thousand door hangers normally costs a business your size.

02

We design it and plan the routes 3–5 days

You get the artwork and the route map to look at. Two rounds of changes are included, and we text or email you the moment a new proof is ready. Nothing gets printed until you say the word.

03

We print, deliver and report Per drop

Print goes to the crew, the crew walks the routes with GPS tracking on, and you get a plain-English report after every drop: streets covered, doors knocked, conversations had, calls that came in. You see every door and every dollar.

We don't mark up the print. That's the point.

We're not paid a percentage of what you print or how many doors get knocked, so we've got no reason to talk you into ten thousand flyers when two thousand will do.

The artwork and the logs are yours. Design files, print-ready PDFs, route maps and the canvassing logs go to you after every drop. If you ever leave, you take them to any printer or any crew and everything keeps working.
You see the print quote before we order. Print and postage are passed through at the supplier's price, with their quote attached. We charge a flat fee for design, route planning and the crew's time, and that number is agreed before we start.
We count the doors, not the boxes. A pallet of leaflets in a garage isn't a campaign. Every route is GPS-tracked, every knock is logged, and the report shows which streets were actually walked and which were skipped because of a locked gate or a No Soliciting sign.
We fix the tracking. A dedicated phone number and a QR code on every piece, so a call from a door hanger gets counted as a call from a door hanger. Most "flyers don't work" stories are a measurement problem, and they get caught before the print run, not after 5,000 pieces nobody can trace to a single booked job.
If a printer or a crew messes up, we deal with them. Misprints, missed streets, a rep who was short with someone on a doorstep. You don't spend your Friday afternoon chasing a print shop.

Straight answer on price

Design, route planning and delivery are quoted up front, before anything starts. Print and postage are whatever the job needs — the supplier's price is passed through without a markup, and you see the quote before we order.

A typical first campaign for a one-van business is a run of a couple thousand door hangers on the streets around your recent jobs plus a handful of yard signs, and our fee lands in the low hundreds on top of the print.

If your service area is too spread out for door drops to pay off, or a few more Google reviews would do the job for free, we'll tell you that instead of quoting you.

Danish company. California clients.

Worth being straight about this, because it's the first thing people ask when they hear the accent on the phone.

We're registered in Denmark, not the US. Albarosa ApS, CVR 46542193, Sønderborg. There's no American office and no American subsidiary, and we're not going to pretend otherwise on a website.
Our clients are in California and the states around it. Contractors, trades and local service businesses — the same people we work with at home, doing the same job in a bigger market.
Your campaign runs on your streets, not ours. Design and planning happen online. Print is ordered from US suppliers, mail goes through USPS, and the walking is done by local distribution and canvassing crews we contract and manage in your area, billed in dollars. A campaign for a San Diego client lands on San Diego doorsteps. The only thing that crosses the Atlantic is the report.
The time difference is real, so we work around it. Denmark is nine hours ahead of California. In practice you send something at the end of your day and it's answered by the time you wake up. When a route needs a live conversation we take the call in your afternoon, which is our evening — that's our problem to solve, not yours.

Why we text from a US number

A street campaign runs on small, time-sensitive messages: your proof is ready to approve, the crew starts your routes tomorrow morning, a yard sign needs collecting, the print shop wants a decision on paper stock. Email is too slow for that and a nine-hour gap makes phone calls awkward.

Texting our California clients from a Danish +45 number doesn't work. It arrives looking like a scam, it costs the client to reply, and plenty of US handsets filter it outright.

So we use a US number, registered properly for business messaging, and we only text clients who asked us to. Messages go out inside 8am–9pm in your local time, never ours. Reply STOP and they stop.

Get a quote on your first door drop.

Tell us what you need. We'll come back within one working day with a price, a route plan and a realistic timeline.

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Before you ask

The questions we get every week.

If yours isn't here, the chat widget in the corner goes to a real person during office hours.

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No. Street marketing is sold on its own. Plenty of people come to us just for door hangers and canvassing and never buy a website, online ads or anything else, and that's fine.

Only if you ask us to. If you ask us to text you, we'll text you about your quote, your proof approvals and your drop updates — that's it, usually two to six messages per month. Reply STOP at any time and the texts stop immediately. Message and data rates may apply. See our SMS terms and Privacy Policy.

You do, from day one. The design files, print-ready PDFs, route maps and canvassing logs are yours once the invoice is paid, and every lead a rep writes down on a doorstep goes straight to you. Any printer or crew on earth can pick them up without coming back to us. We're not holding your artwork hostage.

Design and route planning is usually 3 to 5 working days from the point we have your details. Print takes another 3 to 7 working days depending on the piece. Door hangers and flyers are normally on the street within two weeks of your approval. Neighborhood mailers depend on USPS processing and typically land two to three weeks after approval.

Usually, with conditions. Commercial canvassing rules vary by city and county in California: some require a solicitor's permit, most set hours, and a few HOAs and gated communities ban it outright. We check the rules for every route before a crew goes out, pull the permit where one is needed, and drop the streets we can't legally walk from the plan. A No Soliciting sign means no knock, always.

Albarosa ApS is a Danish company, registered in Sønderborg (CVR 46542193). We don't have a US office. Design and planning happen online wherever you are, print is ordered from US suppliers, and the delivery and door knocking is done by local crews we contract and manage in your area. We run campaigns for clients in California and the western states as well as across Denmark and Europe — always in your own service area, in your local language and currency. For our California clients that means pieces printed in the US, delivered on California streets and billed in dollars, no different from hiring a local outfit.

Marketing that knocks on real doors.