FRINTZ = Free Prints plus valued brands 
Frintz is a seamless marriage between photography and advertising! 

“Game-changing” and "a powerful new advertising option", Frintz is powered by patented technology and already a welcome disruptor in the print-photography and advertising worlds. The United States Postal Service recognized Frintz’s innovation with its Grand Champion Award in fall of 2021.

The disruptor for print photography is Frintz’s delivering of photos to consumers at no charge for printing or shipping, from their devices to their home mailboxes via the Frintz app — with the highest possible print quality.

The disruptor for advertising is the 100% mail open rate, compared to the avg. 1 to 3% for direct mail. The successful open rate for Frintz envelopes is motivated by consumer excitement as they receive their personal photos in the mail. Plus, with Frintz, hands and eyes are literally on every colorful ad alongside premium photographs. 

'REVOLUTIONARY' FOR ADVERTISERS!
Frintz appeals to a variety of business verticals, from retail and sports to tourism and education. Frintz is collaborating with USPS, retail chains, chambers of commerce, advertising agencies, First Priority (a national network of youth organizations), and the National Independent Soccer League (NISA).

"Frintz is a revolutionary company that will elevate our clubs through unique marketing opportunities," said NISA's Joshua J. Prutch, executive VP of expansion.

PRINTING PHOTOS IS HOT!
And consumers are still printing — more than 30 billion photos each year! Every two minutes we are taking more photos today than were taken during the entire 1800s. Last year, 1.4 trillion photos were captured, and that number will rise to 1.6 trillion in 2023. In fact, the photo-printing market has increased in the last five years, with 79 percent of those ages 25 to 34 printing photos last year (Source: the 2022 US Photo Printing Study).

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