or $189 a year, about two months free.
One printed copy. Usually for the person who would put it on the fridge.
or $389 a year, about two months free.
Both sets of grandparents, and one for your own self.
or $639 a year, about two months free.
For big families and long lists, include the aunts and uncles.
A stamped, addressed envelope and a custom return letter tucked into their monthly Digest.
Encouraging analogue connections between generations.
Your year, bound properly. Order it whenever you'd like, most purchase at the end of the year or before birthdays.
The easiest, printed archive. Gift it or keep it.
— Unlimited email recipients
— We text you the prompts. There is no app, and nothing to remember.
— You can approve each digest. If you forget, we polish and send it out.
— Recipients never make an account, set a password, or install anything
— Change monthly plans or cancel whenever. No call, no retention offer.
— Your archive is yours. Export the whole thing, in full, at any time.
Gift a monthly plan for as long as you'd like, or a single, yearly gift.
Gift a SubscriptionNo, not on any of the plans. Printing is the thing that costs money, and that's what the tiers and add-ons are built around.
Yes, you may change your plans at anytime from the billing portal. Changes take effect for the next digest, so nothing in progress is lost.
Nothing happens. There is no streak, no penalty. If you have not sent anything by the end of the month, we check in before skipping - and a skipped month is not billed for print.
Because prints genuinely cost the most. We use high quality paper, and flat mailing so your loved ones can actually put quality photos and updates on their fridge. These are supposed to solve the problem of grandparents and family members wanting printed photos of your the little ones, and you not having the time to sort, print, and send them. The digest can be displayed, kept, scrapbooked. We would rather price this quality service honestly rather than bury it.
Yes, from the billing portal, in just a few clicks. We won't be annoying about it.
