3 steps
printing, transport and door-to-door delivery, all before anyone reads a single leaflet
How a leaflet drop works
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Moving from paper flyers to Ooklo is the best of both worlds: you shrink your marketing budget and slash your carbon footprint. Same reach, higher conversion, zero bin fodder.
−90%
Versus a paper flyer drop at equivalent reach.
−95%
Versus print, transport and paper distribution.
Every year, printed advertising produces massive waste, for a readership that keeps collapsing.
3 steps
printing, transport and door-to-door delivery, all before anyone reads a single leaflet
How a leaflet drop works
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a leaflet never tells you who read it, or who came in because of it
What paper cannot measure
To reach 1,000 people with a marketing message, here's what each channel costs, for your wallet and the planet.
A5 printed flyer
Ooklo campaign
Based on 10 campaigns per year, each reaching 1,000 contacts.
$2,010
saved per year
Versus 10 A5 flyer drops ($210 × 10) = $2,100, compared to ≈ $90 for digital.
≈ 80 kg
of paper avoided
The weight of a small tree every single year, from avoided campaigns alone.
≈ 40 kg
of CO2 avoided
Equivalent to more than 250 km in a petrol car that you no longer emit.
≈ 1,000 L
of water saved
The water needed to make 80 kg of paper is roughly 6 to 8 full baths.
No Ooklo module prints, ships or encourages printing. Everything runs on email, SMS and social, with online ads coming soon.
Our servers are hosted in Europe, close to your customers: your data does not travel around the world.
No catalogs, no paper invoices, no mail. Fully digital, both legally and by conviction.
The figures on this page are order-of-magnitude estimates for a typical A5 leaflet drop, not measurements. Your own numbers will vary. No greenwashing.
Every campaign launched on Ooklo is a campaign that won't be printed, won't be distributed, and won't end up in the bin.