Comparison guide

JogPost vs Royal Mail Door to Door

Both JogPost and Royal Mail Door to Door deliver leaflets through UK letterboxes. They work very differently. This page sets out what they each do, where they overlap, where they differ, and how to choose based on what your campaign actually needs to prove.

By Editorial Team – JogPost ReviewsLast updated Informational resource

At a glance

FeatureJogPostRoyal Mail Door to Door
Delivery methodFoot-distributor teams, door-to-doorBundled with addressed mail by postie
TargetingPostcode + street level, area-builder mapsPostal sector level (around 2,500–7,500 addresses)
GPS trackingYes — every round, viewable mapNo
Supervisor RideAlongs on videoYes — recorded, publicly viewableNo
Shared vs solusBoth shared and solus rounds availableUp to three non-competing leaflets in same bundle
Pricing modelPer 1,000 delivered, transparent quotePer 1,000, plus weight/format surcharges
Minimum orderSmall campaigns (~5,000) supportedTypically 10,000+ minimum
VerificationGPS map + RideAlong footage + Google reviewsPostcode sector report only
Lead timeTypically 1–2 weeks4–6 weeks booking ahead
Best forLocal trades, restaurants, gyms, estate agents, franchises needing proof of deliveryNational brands needing scale + Royal Mail brand association

When JogPost is the better fit

You need to prove the leaflets were actually delivered. Royal Mail Door to Door doesn't give you GPS evidence. JogPost gives you a per-distributor GPS track and the option to be on the RideAlong yourself, or watch one back on video. If “did anyone actually push it through the door?” is a question you've ever asked, that's the gap JogPost closes.

You're spending under £2,000 on the campaign. Royal Mail's minimums and lead times don't suit small, fast tests. JogPost will run a 5,000-piece round in a couple of weeks with a real route plan.

You're a local business in a competitive postcode. You can't always be sure which streets get hit with Royal Mail's sector-level delivery. JogPost lets you specify the actual streets that match your trading radius.

When Royal Mail Door to Door might be the better fit

  • You're a national brand running a country-wide drop and don't need per-round proof.
  • You specifically want the Royal Mail brand on the delivery.
  • You're going at huge volume (250,000+) and the per-1,000 sector pricing beats foot distribution for your area.

How they compare on pricing

Pricing changes regularly on both sides. As a rough 2026 guide, Royal Mail Door to Door published rates start at around £67 per 1,000 for the lightest leaflets, with weight surcharges that push heavier or larger formats into the £80–£120 per 1,000 band. JogPost's per-1,000 rate for shared GPS-tracked rounds typically lands in a comparable range, with solus rounds (your leaflet only) priced higher because each property gets a dedicated drop.

For a like-for-like quote on your actual postcode, area and format, get a current quote from JogPost at jogpost.co.uk/contact.

Related guide: shared vs solus leaflet distribution explains the two delivery formats in depth.

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