The GroupGreeting alternative for cards people can hear

GroupGreeting is quick and affordable, and a lot of American offices use it for birthdays and farewells. Thankeeu keeps that speed, one link and everyone signs, then adds what a sticker can’t: voice notes, video, a gift pot people pay into while they sign, and a short film made from the card.

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Quick answer

A strong GroupGreeting alternative is Thankeeu: unlimited coworkers sign one link, and every card takes voice notes as well as photos and GIFs. GroupGreeting’s pricing page in October 2026 listed photos, GIFs, stickers and an optional gift card, but no voice or video messages. Thankeeu also pools money from the signers instead of one person buying the gift card.

Thankeeu vs GroupGreeting

Below, a Thankeeu card sits next to what GroupGreeting lists on its pricing page. Their numbers are as published; ours are live and match checkout.

FeatureThankeeuGroupGreeting
Price per cardClassic $4.99, Most Popular $7.99, Pack about $6.99 a card (USD)Single card $5.99 (USD)
Free to startYes: create free, pay when you sendNo free card listed on the pricing page
Messages per cardUnlimited messages and signersUnlimited signatures and pages
Photos and GIFsYes, on every cardPhotos, GIFs and stickers
Voice notesYes, on every cardNot listed
Video messagesMost Popular and Pack cardsNot listed
Keepsake video or slideshowMemory Movie with Most PopularDigital PDF copy
Group gift moneyGift pot in GBP, EUR, CAD or USD; fees shown before payingOptional gift card from 350+ merchants
Scheduled deliveryTo the minute, in the recipient’s time zoneNot listed on pricing page
Bulk packsPack credits that never expire and can be shared10 cards for $54 up to 100 for $399; unused cards expire after 12 months
Plan for workplacesThankeeu for Teams: automated birthdays and work anniversaries, HR system importCustom plans for over 100 cards

GroupGreeting details as listed on their pricing page in October 2026 (https://www.groupgreeting.com/pricing). Not listed means we could not find it on that page, not that it is missing. Prices change, so check their site. Thankeeu prices on this page are live.

Why offices look for something beyond GroupGreeting

GroupGreeting does the basics well. Unlimited signatures, unlimited pages, photos, GIFs and stickers, and a PDF copy at the end. For a quick birthday card that is often enough, and we would not tell anyone otherwise.

The search for an alternative usually starts with a moment that text can’t carry. The coworker retiring after twenty years. The teammate on parental leave who wants to hear the office laugh. A manager leaving for another company whose team would rather say goodbye out loud. Thankeeu lets every signer record a voice note on any card, and on the Most Popular card they can add video too.

The other trigger is the gift. On GroupGreeting the gift is a gift card attached to the card, chosen from more than 350 merchants. Someone still has to collect the money for it. On Thankeeu, signers chip in to a gift pot while they sign, and the recipient picks a bank payout or a gift card later.

How pricing compares

GroupGreeting listed a single card at $5.99 in October 2026, with bundles from 10 cards for $54 up to 100 cards for $399, and said unused cards expire 12 months after purchase. Thankeeu sells cards one at a time or as a Pack of Most Popular cards, and Pack credits never expire. Our live prices sit next to the comparison table.

Birthdays, farewells and work anniversaries

A birthday card on Thankeeu can be timed for the start of the coworker’s day in their own time zone, so the person in Phoenix gets it with their morning coffee rather than in the middle of a meeting. See our birthday card page for ideas.

Farewell cards are where voices matter most. People who sat next to someone for years tend to have one story they want to tell properly, and a thirty second voice note does that better than a line of text. The leaving card guide has wording ideas if anyone gets stuck.

Work anniversaries come round every month in a bigger company. If HR wants them to run without anyone remembering, Thankeeu for Teams imports people from BambooHR, Rippling, Gusto and other HR systems and creates the cards automatically.

What a finished Thankeeu card looks like

The recipient opens one link and flips through an album of messages, each with its photos, GIFs and voice notes in a carousel. They can reply to everyone at once, or on Most Popular reply to each person. They can download the whole card as a PDF booklet. On Most Popular, a Memory Movie with music is made from the card after it is delivered.

Signers never need an account. They open the link, write, record or upload, and leave. Reminders go out to people who have not signed yet, so the organizer doesn’t have to chase.

Remote and hybrid teams across the country

Plenty of US teams now have people in four time zones and an office that is half empty on Fridays. A paper card never reaches the remote half, and a chat thread scrolls away before lunch. One Thankeeu link reaches everyone, whether they sign from a laptop in Seattle or a phone on the train in New Jersey.

Voice notes help here more than anywhere. A coworker who has only ever been a face on a video call can send a few warm sentences in their own voice, and the person receiving the card hears how the team actually sounds. Private messages are there too, for the note only the recipient should read.

If you are the one organizing, the dashboard shows who has signed, sends reminders to the rest, and lets up to five co admins help on a Most Popular card, so the job does not land on one person the week of the farewell.

Questions to ask before you switch

Think about the last three cards your office sent. Did anyone want to say something out loud, or share a short clip from a team outing? Did someone spend an evening collecting money for the gift card? Did the bundle of cards expire before you used them? If the answer to any of these is yes, it is worth trying Thankeeu on the next card. If every card was a quick row of written wishes, your current setup may already be fine.

When GroupGreeting is the right call

If your office sends a lot of short text cards and the bundle price per card is what matters most, GroupGreeting’s larger bundles are good value, as long as you use the cards within a year. If you want people to be heard as well as read, a gift that everyone pays into, and a card that turns into a film, Thankeeu is the better fit.

Your first Thankeeu card in four steps

  1. Start the card: Pick a cover from more than 500 designs or upload a photo, and add the coworker’s name.
  2. Invite the office: Post the link in Slack, Teams or email. No account and no app for anyone signing.
  3. Collect voices and gifts: People write, record a voice note, add photos and GIFs, and chip in to the pot if you turned it on.
  4. Deliver on time: Choose the exact minute in the recipient’s time zone, or send the link yourself at the party.

Thankeeu prices today

Create for free, invite everyone, and pay once when you send. Start a card or compare every plan on the pricing page.

Questions people ask

What is a good GroupGreeting alternative?

Thankeeu, if you want more than text and stickers: voice notes on every card, video on Most Popular, a pooled gift pot and delivery to the minute. Start a card free.

Does GroupGreeting support voice or video messages?

Its pricing page in October 2026 listed photos, GIFs and stickers, and did not mention voice or video. Thankeeu has voice notes on every card and video on Most Popular.

How much does GroupGreeting cost?

It listed a single card at $5.99, and bundles of 10 for $54, 25 for $119, 50 for $229 and 100 for $399 in October 2026, with unused cards expiring after 12 months.

Do Thankeeu credits expire?

No. Pack credits stay in your account until you use them, and you can send them to a coworker’s account.

How is the group gift different?

GroupGreeting attaches a gift card from its merchant list. On Thankeeu, signers chip in any amount while they sign, and the recipient withdraws to a bank or turns it into a gift card.

Can coworkers sign without an account?

Yes. They open the link on a phone or laptop and sign straight away.

Is there a limit on signers?

No. Every Thankeeu card takes unlimited signers and messages.

Can I schedule delivery?

Yes, to the minute and in the recipient’s own time zone.

Can I get a PDF of the card?

Yes. Every Thankeeu card downloads as a PDF booklet, ready to print.

Can a few managers share the organizing?

Yes. Most Popular cards allow up to five co admins on one dashboard.

Can HR automate birthday and anniversary cards?

Yes, with Thankeeu for Teams, which connects to HR systems and creates the cards for you.

Can I start free?

Yes. Creating the card and collecting messages costs nothing. You pay when you send.

How do coworkers pay into the gift?

By card while they sign, from any country. Fees are shown before anyone pays.

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