Clean Slate’s distribution, delivery and fulfillment services will help you get your marketing materials to the people that matter.

We hire long term unemployed people on a sessional basis to provide a range of services including door-to-door deliveries, the distribution of publicity materials to specified locations (such as hotels or tourist locations), as well as the packing and fulfilment of mailings.

To date, we’ve worked with customers including housing associations regeneration projects and private publishing companies.

Care, not compromise

Just like any other business, we strive to offer our clients a first-class service. As such, we provide high quality supervision and checks on work. We also employ long-term unemployed people eager to prove themselves which means, with close support, our team is fast, reliable and often available at short notice.

We can offer fulfillment for customers across the UK, and deliveries anywhere in the West of England, and parts of London.

How much does the service cost?

When it comes to costs, our prices are transparent and good value for money. We charge by the hour rather than by the volume of deliveries and have a standard rate that increases if you need a higher-grade service, but goes down if you’re willing to share deliveries with other customers.

How our service has worked for other businesses

Our recent jobs have included:

• Delivering local authority mailings to 50,000 households in Bristol (turned around in just 6 days)
• Distributing tourist information to all hotels and guesthouses in Bath
• Packing and delivering housing associations' tenant newsletter mailings
• Fulfilment for Bath Primary Care Trust, providing them with 10,000 sexual health kits

Every one of our jobs is bespoke, so please get in touch [booking form required] for a personalised consultation or quote.

NB.  We oppose the illegal practice of paying delivery staff less than the minimum wage. Socially responsible customers of delivery services are advised to consider whether low costs are at the expense of delivery agents.  Poorly paid teams results in poorly executed deliveries.