Can DIS Direct work completely white-label?

Yes. Trade work can be produced and blind-shipped without DIS Direct branding so the agency remains the visible partner to its client.

What should an agency include in an RFQ?

Include format, finished size, quantity, versions, personalization, inserts, data requirements, mail class, and the target drop or in-home date.

White-Label Direct Mail for Agencies

Direct mail production for agencies that need an invisible partner.

DIS Direct gives agencies a white-label production team for high-volume direct mail. We coordinate print, personalization, inserting, folding, sorting, and USPS preparation in one facility while the agency keeps the client relationship. The result is a clearer schedule, fewer vendor handoffs, and confidential production behind the agency's brand.

Campaign ideas only work when production can execute them. We give agencies an experienced plant team for complex, high-volume mail without stepping between the agency and its client.

One plant behind the campaign

Print, variable imaging, finishing, lettershop, data processing, and postal preparation stay on one operating plan. That reduces the schedule risk created when a campaign moves between unrelated vendors.

White-label production and blind shipping
Versioned and personalized campaign execution
Inserting, folding, matching, and special handling
Presort, documentation, and planned USPS entry

Built to protect the agency relationship

The agency stays client-facing. We work from the approved specifications, keep DIS Direct branding off trade work, and protect the account relationship throughout production and delivery.

A production conversation, not a generic estimate

Send the format, quantity, versions, data requirements, finishing, and target mail date. We map the most practical production and postal path around the real job.

Frequently asked

Can DIS Direct work completely white-label?: Yes. Trade work can be produced and blind-shipped without DIS Direct branding so the agency remains the visible partner to its client.
What should an agency include in an RFQ?: Include format, finished size, quantity, versions, personalization, inserts, data requirements, mail class, and the target drop or in-home date.