About GreetBook
A group card should be about the person, not the platform.
GreetBook is a free online group greeting card — everyone signs one card through a single link, no account needed. We built it for the moment a birthday, farewell, or retirement is coming up and someone says “we should all sign something” — and then nobody wants to make twelve coworkers register for yet another website.
On GreetBook the whole thing is one link: you create the card in about two minutes, everyone adds their message, photos, or GIFs from any device, and the recipient opens it like an envelope.
Who runs it, and how it's funded
GreetBook is a small, independently run web app — not a venture built to harvest signups. We make money from one thing: an optional premium upgrade that card creators can choose for an individual card. Free cards are not a trial and never expire into a paywall.
Because contributors don't create accounts, there's no contact list to sell and no inbox to spam. The people signing a card give us a message and a name, and that's all we want from them.
What we hold ourselves to
Free means free
Every card starts free: creating it, signing it, and delivering it. Free cards have a cap on how many messages they can hold, and we say so upfront rather than surprising you at checkout.
No accounts, for anyone
You create a card without signing up, contributors sign through a link, and the recipient opens theirs through a link. Access is protected by an edit PIN instead of a login.
The card is the product
No watermarks on the card, no ads inside it, and the link keeps working indefinitely — many people keep their card as a digital keepsake.
Honest comparisons
Some alternatives offer more templates or integrations than we do. When that's true, our comparison articles say so — we'd rather you pick the right tool than feel misled.
See it before you believe it.