About
A card for Tarrytown, and the businesses in it.
Tarrytown Spotlight is a planned 9×12 card for 5,000 homes across Tarrytown — planned USPS carrier routesin 78703 — with local businesses on it, one per category.Planned mailing target: 5,000 homes on selected Tarrytown routes. ZIPs 78703 are planning anchors, not a promise of whole-ZIP coverage. A 2,500-home edition is an option after route review; delivery counts and dates are not yet confirmed.
The reason it's shared rather than a single-business mailer is money. A postcard from one company costs that company the whole drop. Local businesses sharing the same card each pay a fraction, which is how a shared mailing can spread design, printing and postage costs across participating businesses. The reason there's only one of each is that nobody wants to buy a slot next to their closest competitor.
The website exists because a card has a lifespan. It sits on a fridge for a few weeks and then it's gone. A listing doesn't — so every business we list, whether they pay for the card or not, gets a page here that stays up.
Where it goes next
This edition focuses on Tarrytown. Each Spotlight edition has its own local businesses, category availability and mailing routes. Coverage for this edition is planned around 78703; final carrier routes are confirmed before printing.
Who's behind it
It's an independent Texas publication operated from San Antonio, not a franchise of a national mailer company or a local office in every edition area. You get the person who designs your ad on the phone, and the number on the card is answered by the same person.
Rather talk it through? 210-570-7708.
What it looks like
Both sides, sixteen slots
Eight ad slots a side, a dated masthead down the middle, and the postal markings where USPS wants them. Every ad is designed to be told apart from the one beside it — a shared card that looks like one template repeated sixteen times reads as junk, and gets treated like junk.
Alamo Heights sample artwork — preview only. Businesses, offers, dates and QR codes shown are not for this edition.

Alamo Heights sample artwork — preview only. Businesses, offers, dates and QR codes shown are not for this edition.
Run a business in Tarrytown?
A directory listing is free. The card is one business per category; mailing dates are confirmed before printing.