St. Petersburg, FL

New Mover Mailing Lists for St. Petersburg Dentists

Monthly mailing addresses of families who just moved near your St. Petersburg dental practice. Excel + Avery labels in 24 hours, no contract.

See plans — from $49.99/mo1-800-955-3724

Who moves to St. Petersburg

About 19,500 people arrive from outside Pinellas County in a single year.

In all, about 38,500 residents changed address — roughly 15% of the city. Each dot in the diagram is 1% of them, placed by how far they came.

49%
Elsewhere in Pinellas County
22%
Another county in the state
24%
Another state
5%
Abroad
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020–2024 5-year estimates (table B07003). Yearly figures for people aged 1 and over; not the monthly count on your list (200 or 350 addresses).

What it means for a St. Petersburg practice

  • 37%

    of households rent

  • 19%

    of households have children under 18

  • 467

    dental offices in Pinellas County in 2024 — one for every 2,100 residents

Half of St. Petersburg movers come from outside Pinellas County

About half of the people who moved in St. Petersburg arrived from outside the county, and nearly one in four from another state. They did not bring a dentist with them.

Most households here own their home (about six in ten), so a family that moves in tends to stay. A welcome card that lands in the first weeks can start a relationship that lasts years — worth one clear offer and an easy way to book.

To: your new neighbors in St. Petersburg, FL

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020–2024 5-year estimates (tables B07003, B25003, B11005); shares of people aged 1+ who moved in the past year, and of households, in the city of St. Petersburg. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, QCEW 2024 annual averages, NAICS 621210 (Offices of Dentists), private establishments in Pinellas County; counts offices, not individual dentists.

Where new St. Pete residents settle

The eight St. Petersburg ZIP codes that took in the most new residents in the past year, out of the nine inside the city.

  1. The Pier Point building at the end of the St. Pete Pier, ringed by palm trees, with Tampa Bay behind

    St. Petersburg

  2. 3371601

    25%

    of residents moved in in the past year

    about 4,900 new (± 1,900)
    80% of households rent

  3. 3370102

    25%

    of residents moved in in the past year

    about 4,600 new (± 1,600)
    61% of households rent

  4. 3371303

    13%

    of residents moved in in the past year

    about 4,000 new (± 2,100)
    31% of households rent

  5. A smiling woman carrying a large cardboard box in a bright room with a plant and more boxes

    New on the block.

    3371204

    15%

    of residents moved in in the past year

    about 4,000 new (± 2,600)
    43% of households rent

  6. 3370505

    13%

    of residents moved in in the past year

    about 3,700 new (± 2,700)
    41% of households rent

  7. 3371106

    15%

    of residents moved in in the past year

    about 3,000 new (± 2,300)
    30% of households rent

  8. 3371007

    9%

    of residents moved in in the past year

    about 2,900 new (± 2,400)
    18% of households rent

  9. 3370308

    11%

    of residents moved in in the past year

    about 2,800 new (± 1,900)
    19% of households rent

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Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020–2024 5-year estimates (tables B07003, B25003), people aged 1+ who moved in the past year, by ZIP Code Tabulation Area; ZIPs with at least 80% of their land in the city of St. Petersburg (Census 2020 relationship file). ZIP-level estimates have wide margins of error, shown as ±.

What you get every month

Every month, the mailing addresses of families who just moved near your practice — an Excel file plus print-ready Avery #5160 labels, delivered within 24 hours.

  • An Excel file you keep

    Name and full mailing address (street, city, state, ZIP+4) for each household that recently moved near your practice.

  • Labels, ready to print

    The same list as an Avery #5160 PDF, 30 to a sheet. Print, peel, stick on your postcards.

  • Or we mail it for you

    Tick the postcard option and we print, address and mail a 6×9 color postcard for $0.75 each, postage included.

Mailing addresses only — no emails, no phone numbers. Old-school direct mail, aimed precisely at families who are new to your area.

Download a sample label sheet (PDF, fictional names)

From ZIP code to mailbox in four steps

  1. Enter your practice ZIP

    On the order page, tell us the ZIP code of your office.

  2. Pick 200 or 350 addresses

    $49.99 or $69.99 a month. No contract.

  3. Files in your inbox within 24 hours

    Excel plus Avery #5160 labels, by email.

  4. Mail your welcome postcard

    Yourself, or tick the option and we mail it for you.

Plans for St. Petersburg practices

Select from any of the no-contract options below and start building a thriving practice today! Opt for a one-year subscription and pay in full to enjoy 20% discount.

Plan 1

$49.99/ month

or $39.99/month billed annually ($479.90/year)

  • $49.99 per month auto-bill.
  • 200 qualified leads per month.
  • Excel spreadsheet, PDF printing labels.
  • No contract required, cancel anytime.
  • Your payment info is encrypted.
Order Now

Next: enter your practice ZIP, then pay securely on dentalleads.com

Plan 2

Best Value

$69.99/ month

or $55.99/month billed annually ($671.90/year)

  • $69.99 per month auto-bill.
  • 350 qualified leads per month.
  • Excel spreadsheet, PDF printing labels.
  • No contract required, cancel anytime.
  • Your payment info is encrypted.
Order Now

Next: enter your practice ZIP, then pay securely on dentalleads.com

Want us to mail the postcards? Tick “postcard options” on the order page: we print, address and mail a 6×9 color postcard to every address for $0.75 each, postage included — +$150/month on the 200 plan, +$262.50 on the 350 plan.

Mailing lists, not booked appointments. Results depend on your offer and follow-up.

Questions St. Petersburg dentists ask

Still unsure? Call 1-800-955-3724.

Gloved hands of a dentist in blue scrubs pointing a scaler at a jaw model
Who gets the next walkthrough?
Which St. Petersburg ZIP codes see the most new residents?

33716 in the Gateway area, with about 4,900 people who moved in the past year, and downtown 33701, with about 4,600. In both, about one resident in four is new within twelve months.

Why do 33716 and 33701 turn over faster?

They have the most renters: eight households in ten rent in 33716 and six in ten in 33701. In the neighborhoods to the west, such as 33710 and 33703, most households own and fewer than one resident in eight moved.

Where do St. Petersburg movers come from?

About 9,100 a year arrive from another state and about 8,400 from another Florida county. That is nearly half of everyone who moved.

What exactly is on the list?

Name and postal mailing address (street, city, state, ZIP+4). Mailing addresses only — there are no emails or phone numbers on the list.

Is there a contract?

No. Plans are month to month and you can cancel anytime. Paying yearly saves 20%: $39.99/month billed annually ($479.90/year) for 200 addresses, or $55.99/month billed annually ($671.90/year) for 350.

Will this bring me new patients?

We provide mailing lists for direct mail, not booked appointments. What happens next depends on your offer, your postcard and your follow-up — that’s why the list is yours to use however works best for your office.

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