Real Estate Door Hangers

Just Listed

Alert neighbors who may know interested buyers. Fast delivery while the listing is fresh news.

Just Sold

Showcase your success. Neighbors see results and think of you when ready to sell.

Open House

Drive traffic from surrounding streets. Neighbors often bring friends interested in the area.

Market Reports

Position yourself as the local expert with neighborhood-specific market data.

Home Valuation

“What’s your home worth?” captures seller leads thinking about their equity.

Farming Drops

Consistent monthly presence builds recognition as THE neighborhood agent.

Achievement Pieces

Awards, rankings, and milestones that build credibility and trust.

Seasonal Content

Holiday greetings, home tips, and timely content that keeps you top-of-mind.

Just Listed Campaign Strategy

Put Just Listed door hangers on 300–1,000 homes around your new listing as soon as it goes live. Neighbors often know someone who wants to move nearby, homeowners watching the market see your activity, and residents thinking about selling meet your name.

What to include: a property photo, list price (unless your seller prefers not to disclose it), bedroom and bathroom count, key features, the open house date if one is scheduled, your headshot, contact details, and a QR code to the full listing. Always include your brokerage name and required disclosures.

Radius: about 0.5–1 mile for suburban listings, 2–4 blocks for urban listings.

Just Sold Campaign Strategy

Just Sold door hangers are one of the strongest listing-lead tools in real estate. After closing, go back to the same neighborhood with the sale details and a simple message: “Your neighbor trusted me to sell their home. I can help you understand what yours is worth in today’s market.”

A nearby sale is social proof. Homeowners who have been quietly considering a move see a neighbor succeed and see the agent who made it happen.

Timing: distribute within 1–2 weeks of closing, while the sale is still news, and include a free home valuation offer with a QR code.

Before the Event

Distribute invitations to 200–500 homes around the listing 3–5 days before the open house: too early and residents forget, too late and weekend plans are set. Include the address, date, time, two or three key features, your contact details, and a QR code to preview the home.

Day-Of Directional Hangers

On the day, directional hangers with “OPEN HOUSE TODAY” and an arrow on surrounding streets guide foot traffic and catch residents who need a reminder.

After the Event

Follow up with the same neighborhood: “Thank you for the turnout at our open house. If you missed it, the home is still available — call me for a private showing.” It signals demand and keeps your name in front of future sellers.

🎯 Precision Farm Targeting

Define exact neighborhood boundaries—streets, subdivisions, or custom areas. Unlike mail limited to carrier routes, you control precisely which homes see your marketing. Essential for effective geographic farming.

🚪 Visibility at the Door

Your piece goes on the door—the first thing homeowners see. Not buried in mailbox clutter competing with bills and junk mail. This visibility makes door hangers far more memorable.

⚡ Fast Time-to-Market

3-5 day delivery means your Just Listed piece hits doors while the listing is still fresh news. Open house announcements arrive in time. Speed matters in real estate marketing.

📸 Photo Proof of Delivery

Our AI Management Platform provides photos of your door hangers on actual doors. Prove to yourself (and your broker) that marketing dollars produced real distribution.

🏘️ Neighbor-to-Neighbor Power

Statistics show neighbors often know the next buyer. Just Listed door hangers tap into this network—the person on your door hanger might mention it to their friend looking in the area.

📈 Build Long-Term Presence

Consistent farming creates recognition. When homeowners decide to sell, they think of the agent they see regularly. One-time marketing rarely works; sustained presence wins listings.

Spring Market Preview

New year market predictions, spring selling tips, and “thinking of selling?” messaging as inventory typically tightens.

Peak Season Push

Active market updates, Just Listed/Sold pieces, and home valuation offers when seller motivation peaks.

Back-to-School

Family-focused content, school district info, and “settle before school starts” messaging for relocating families.

Holiday & Year-End

Thanksgiving/holiday greetings, year-in-review market reports, and “New Year, New Home” campaigns.

New Agents

Build your brand and sphere from scratch. Farming accelerates recognition faster than waiting for referrals alone.

Growing Agents

Scale your marketing to match your ambitions. Expand farm areas and increase frequency as your business grows.

Teams & Groups

Coordinate multiple agent territories with centralized ordering, consistent branding, and volume pricing.

Brokerages

Office-wide farming programs with brand compliance, bulk pricing, and streamlined administration.

Define Your Farm

Tell us your target neighborhoods, subdivisions, or radius around listings

Get Your Quote

Fast pricing based on quantity, area, and frequency

We Print & Deliver

Bundled service handles print and distribution

See the Results

Photo verification proves delivery, then watch leads come in

Fair Housing Act

The federal Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination in housing advertising based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status and disability. Use inclusive imagery, avoid language that could read as steering, include the Equal Housing Opportunity logo, and base your targeting on geography and housing characteristics, never on who lives there.

State Advertising Rules

Most states require specific disclosures such as your legal name, license number, brokerage name and supervising broker. Rules on font size, disclaimers and team names vary by state, so confirm your design with your brokerage’s compliance officer or state real estate commission before it goes to print.

Local Ordinances

Some cities and communities set rules for door hanger distribution, such as hours or placement. Every campaign follows the local rules for its area, and pieces are placed securely so nothing blows into the street. Our campaign advisors can walk you through what applies to your farm.

How can door hangers help my real estate business?

Door hangers build visibility in your farm area, announce listings to neighbors who may know buyers, drive open house traffic, and establish you as the neighborhood expert. Many top producers credit farming as key to their success.

What types of door hangers work best?

Most effective: Just Listed/Sold (neighbors know buyers), Open House invitations, Market Reports with local data, Home Valuation offers, and consistent farming pieces positioning you as the local expert.

How do I target specific neighborhoods?

We offer street-level targeting—specify neighborhoods, subdivisions, zip codes, or custom boundaries. Unlike mail limited to carrier routes, you control exactly which homes receive your marketing.

How fast can you deliver?

Most campaigns complete in 3-5 business days—crucial for time-sensitive Just Listed or Open House pieces where you want to reach neighbors while news is fresh.

How do you prove delivery?

Our AI Management Platform provides Proof of Delivery photos of door hangers on actual doors, provided at completion. Valuable for tracking ROI and reporting to brokerages.

How often should I farm?

Most successful agents farm monthly or at minimum quarterly. Top producers add Just Listed/Sold pieces between regular drops. Consistency builds recognition—sporadic marketing is less effective.

Can you distribute around a specific listing?

Absolutely! For Just Listed or Open House campaigns, we target a radius around your listing address—typically 0.25 to 1 mile depending on density. Reaches neighbors most likely to know interested buyers.

Do you print or just distribute?

DTD is a full-service distribution company, not a printing company. Every package includes both distribution and full-service printing: we print what we deliver, so there is no shipping and one point of contact. We don’t sell printing only or distribution only. Need a design? We will refer you to one of our preferred graphic designers, who bill you directly.

What size works best?

Standard door hanger sizes (4.25×11 or 3.5×8.5) are popular. Oversized pieces can stand out more. Unlike mail with postal restrictions, we have complete flexibility on size and format.

How does this compare to direct mail?

Door hangers offer faster delivery (3-5 days vs 7-14+), door visibility vs mailbox clutter, photo verification proving delivery, and precise targeting beyond carrier routes.

Can I target by home value?

Yes! You choose the neighborhoods and property types (single-family, condos, townhomes) to reach. Helps luxury agents reach appropriate price points.

Do you work with teams and brokerages?

Yes—individual agents, teams, and full brokerages. We coordinate multiple campaigns, provide centralized billing, maintain brand consistency, and offer volume pricing.

How do I measure ROI?

Use unique phone numbers, QR codes, or landing page URLs. Ask new leads how they found you.

Can you reach gated communities?

Yes, our distributors are experienced with gated communities, HOA neighborhoods, and condos. We navigate access requirements while respecting community rules.

What’s the minimum order?

Typically 1,000 pieces. For most farm areas, this provides good coverage. Smaller subdivisions or listing radius campaigns can often be accommodated—contact us to discuss.

Do top producers use door hangers?

Yes! Many top-producing agents credit consistent geographic farming as a cornerstone of lead generation. It’s proven for building long-term market presence and capturing listings early.

What is real estate door hanger farming?

Farming is a geographic marketing strategy: you put door hangers on every home in a defined neighborhood (your “farm”) on a regular, recurring schedule to build recognition and generate listing leads. Every campaign comes with Proof of Delivery photos through our AI Management Platform. Farming works as a sustained commitment, not a single drop.

What should my real estate door hanger include?

A professional headshot, your name and credentials, brokerage name and logo, direct phone, email, website, a QR code to a home valuation page or your listings, neighborhood-specific content, a clear call to action, the Equal Housing Opportunity logo and any state-required licensing disclosures. For Just Listed and Just Sold pieces, add property photos, key features and sale details.

How long does farming take to show results?

Farming is cumulative. Recognition builds first; listing inquiries follow as homeowners see your name again and again, and results tend to compound year over year. Agents who expect one drop to produce listings are usually disappointed; agents who stay consistent build a dependable pipeline.

Should I include a coupon or offer?

Use value-based offers instead of discounts: a free comparative market analysis, a neighborhood market report, a no-obligation seller strategy session or a home staging consultation. They position you as the local expert rather than a salesperson.

Do door hangers work for commercial real estate agents?

They can. Investment-property specialists reach landlords in neighborhoods with many rentals, and agents working mixed-use areas can target residential-commercial transition zones. Door hangers work best where there are real front doors and storefronts to reach, rather than corporate offices or industrial sites.

Are door hangers affected by “No Soliciting” signs?

Rules vary by city and community. Every campaign follows the local ordinances and posted community rules for its area, and our campaign advisors can explain what applies to your farm before you launch.

Can bilingual door hangers help me reach more homeowners?

Yes. In neighborhoods with many non-English-speaking households, a bilingual door hanger widens your reach and builds trust. Spanish is the most common second language; Mandarin, Vietnamese, Korean, Portuguese and Russian are also requested, depending on the neighborhood.