October 1 is the Day of Older Persons. Gift pricing ends Oct 2
The front and back of a printed 4x6 family photo postcard

A 6 month photo postcard gift subscription

Six cards across half a year, long enough that they stop being a surprise and start being where the family news arrives.

$14.99 per month

$89.99 billed once, for 6 months

Length of the gift
Homes it mails to
  • 6 postcards in all, one to each home every month
  • Printing and first class postage carried in the price
  • Photos and notes from up to five contributors
  • Your approval before anything prints

One charge covers the half year, then it renews at that same amount until you cancel. Cancelling takes one click in the billing portal. Subscription terms · Refund policy · Delivery

What does a 6 month gift cover?

Six cards to one address, one each month, assembled from the photos your relatives send by text. Nothing further is charged for print or stamps.

Across the half year the rate is $14.99 a month, and it does not move if the gift carries on.

What a 6 month photo postcard gift subscription looks like on the wall

Around the fourth card, people stop putting them in a drawer. Six reads as a run, not as separate post.

  • Enough cards to sit side by side on a door or a sill
  • The seasons visibly change across the set
  • Grandchildren are noticeably bigger by the last one
The reverse of a card, carrying a few lines from several relatives

Why most people pick the half year

It clears the hesitation on both sides: worth the setup, without betting a year on something nobody has held yet.

  • Cheaper each month than the quarter
  • No year long commitment before the first card lands
  • Covers a whole half of the calendar, holidays included

Who ends up sending the photos

Whoever you name. We text each of them a link once a month, they tap it, and it lands on the card.

  • Up to five contributors, with no extra charge for any of them
  • Each is texted separately, so nobody has to organise the others
  • You see the card and approve it before it goes to print

Stopping, and what happens if a card goes astray

Cancel whenever you like and the months already paid for still mail. If one is damaged or lost, another goes out.

  • Cancellation is self serve, with no retention call
  • Every card is made to order, so sales are final
  • Lost and damaged cards are remade at our expense

Read the full refund policy

A postcard they'll look forward to every month.

Favorite family photos on the front. Personal updates from everyone on the back. Each household gets a card made just for them.

Updates from every city

3 notes · 3 photos · from 3 cities · Grandma & Grandpa

A different card for Nana

2 notes · 3 photos · Nana

Everyone adds something

4 notes · 2 photos · Papa & Linda

You review every card before we print and mail it.

Set it up once. We keep it going every month.

  1. 1

    Add your family

    Choose who contributes and which households receive postcards.

  2. 2

    We text everyone

    Each person gets a private link to add a note and photo from wherever they are. No app needed.

  3. 3

    You approve. We mail.

    Review each postcard. We print, stamp, and send it.

Five FamilyLetter postcards held to a refrigerator door with magnets, some showing one photo and some a collage

Made to be held, displayed, and saved.

Every postcard is printed in rich color on thick 4×6 card stock, the same quality shown in the examples above.

  • Thick, durable postcard stock
  • Crisp full-color photo printing
  • Printing and first-class postage included

Questions families ask

How much is the half year?
$14.99 a month, taken as a single charge covering six cards to one address. Print and postage sit inside that number.
What happens after the six months?
The same amount is charged again and the cards keep coming, unless you end it beforehand from the billing portal.
How quickly does each card arrive?
USPS First Class Mail usually takes two to five business days once we have sent it to press. Postal timing is out of our hands.
Can I add a second address later?
Yes, from your account once you have paid. A couple sharing one address counts as a single home.
Does the recipient need to set anything up?
Nothing at all. No account, no app, no email address. The card simply arrives with the rest of their post.

Give the half year

Name the address it goes to and the relatives we should text. The first request goes out tomorrow.

Print and postage inside the price. Nothing goes to press without your say so.