You designed the postcard in two minutes. Mailing it still takes all day.
PomJuice turns a design you made in Claude into real mail, from the same conversation. It checks the design for print, checks every address, shows you the proof and the exact price, and waits for your approval. Then it's in the mail.
Early access is for US teams sending 25 to 100 postcards at a time. We'll email you once, when your spot opens.
Mail this to everyone from Thursday's dinner.
Proof ready, print check passed. 39 of 42 addresses verified. 3 need a unit number. 39 × 6x9 First-Class, $85.41 all-in. Review and approve
PROOF 1 OF 1 · WHERE THE DAY GOES
The handoff
AI made the design fast. It did nothing for the mailing.
Design approved in chat. Export a PDF.
Find out what bleed is. Find out your PDF doesn't have it.
Compare three print vendors. Make an account on one.
Clean the attendee spreadsheet. Merge two columns. Fix ZIP codes that lost their leading zero.
Upload. The proof shows the headline cut off at the edge.
Back to the design. Export again. Upload again.
Still fixing addresses. The thank-you will land a week after anyone remembers the event.
Text in the trim zone
The headline runs past the safe zone and gets cut when the sheet is trimmed.
A QR code half off the card
It scanned fine on screen. On paper it sits in the bleed and nobody can scan it.
Ten bad addresses nobody caught
Missing apartment numbers and typos. You pay for those pieces and they come back.
A thank-you that arrives three weeks late
By then it reads like a form letter. Most teams just skip it.
So the design exists. The mailing never happens.
How it works
The whole job happens in the conversation where you made the card.
STEP 1
Design
Ask Claude for the card. It starts from the exact print template, so the size, bleed and address zone are right from the first draft.
"A 6x9 thank-you for Thursday's dinner."
STEP 2
Check
The design is rendered to a print file and checked for cut-off text, low-res images and anything in the address zone. Every address is verified and corrected.
3 addresses need a unit number.
STEP 3
Approve
You see the proof, the count, who's excluded and the exact total, postage included. You approve. Claude can't.
39 pieces · $85.41
STEP 4
Mailed
A print partner prints, stamps and mails it First-Class. Ask in the same chat where it is: printed, in transit, delivered.
"Where's the dinner mailing?"
APPROVAL · REQUIRED
Format6x9 postcard, First-Class
Recipients39 of 42
Excluded3, need unit number
Per piece$2.19
Total, postage included$85.41
Type 39 to approve this exact proof, list and total.Approve 39 postcards for $85.41
Nothing mails until you say so
An AI agent should never spend your money on its own.
Only a person can approve. Approval happens on its own page, outside the chat. The agent has no way to approve for you.
You approve one exact job. Change the design, the list or the price, and it needs a new approval.
Each piece is sent once. Retries and double clicks never mail anything twice.
Spending limits on every send. Per batch and per day, prepaid credits only.
Who it's for
Teams who make great creative and rarely get it into a mailbox.
AI-native creative agencies
You make client work in Claude. When a client wants it physical, you're suddenly a print shop.
Client thank-yous · launch mailers · invites
Event and ABM marketers
The follow-up after an event matters most in the first week. The spreadsheet ping-pong eats that week.
Post-event thank-yous · named-account follow-ups
Creative ops and production
More AI assets reach your desk, and they break in print in the same old ways.
Print checks · proof sign-off · fewer reprints
EARLY PILOTS
What pilot teams say
From the first sends.
Sample · fictional studio
"Our client wanted thank-you cards out the week after their launch. Last time that took a full day of exports and spreadsheets. This time it was one conversation and they landed on Thursday."
Sample · fictional team
"I approved the exact proof, the 64 names and the total before a cent was spent. That's what got finance comfortable letting us send event follow-ups ourselves."
Sample · fictional studio
"The print check caught a QR code sitting in the trim zone. On screen it looked perfect. On paper it would have been half cut off on 80 cards."
Early access, plainly
What the first version does.
Formats
4x6 and 6x9 postcards
Batch size
25 to 100 pieces
Where
US addresses, First-Class
Works with
Claude
Not for political, medical, legal, financial or collections mail, or mail to minors. No purchased or scraped lists.
Questions
Do I need a print vendor account?
No. We work with print-and-mail partners behind the scenes. You never set up an account, upload files or manage postage.
Can Claude send mail without me?
No. Claude can prepare the proof, the list and the quote. Only a person can approve, on a separate page, and the approval covers that one job and price.
What does it cost?
You pay per piece with postage included, from prepaid credits. You see the exact total before you approve. Early access teams get credits for their first send.
What happens to my recipient list?
Addresses are used to verify and mail your job. They are masked everywhere else and deleted after the mailing is complete.
WAITLIST
Early access
Get your next thank-you in the mail this week, not next month.
We're onboarding a small number of teams by hand. Tell us a little about what you'd send and we'll reach out when there's a spot.