GreetBook vs CardTogether
For a small team with no budget, the deciding number is 20. GreetBook's free card stops at 20 posts, so if more than twenty people will sign, you either pay 6.99 euros once for unlimited posts or you use CardTogether, which is free with no post cap at all. Going the other way: GreetBook keeps a card online indefinitely and CardTogether deletes it 60 days after creation, so if the recipient should be able to reopen the card next year, GreetBook is the better home for it. Neither asks anyone for an account.
GreetBook is a free group card with a one-time premium upgrade per card: the free card includes a selection of designs, photos, GIFs and stickers, free delivery and no watermark, capped at 20 posts. The premium card is 6.99 euros (discounted to 4.89 euros with their LAUNCH30 code at the time of checking) and adds unlimited posts, premium designs and a custom URL. CardTogether has no cap and no upgrade, and is the only one of the two that deletes a card on a fixed schedule.
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The 20-post ceiling is the thing to check against the group you have: a whole-class teacher appreciation card or an all-hands farewell card usually passes it, while a new baby card from one team usually does not.
Feature by feature
Every GreetBook fact below is sourced from their own site and dated. Where a fact isn't published, we say so instead of guessing.
Source: https://www.greetbook.com/pricing Verified 2026-10-31
| Feature | CardTogether | GreetBook |
|---|---|---|
| Price to send one card | Free | Free up to 20 posts. 6.99 euros per card, paid once, for unlimited posts (4.89 euros with their LAUNCH30 code, verified 2026-10-31) |
| Free tier | Everything, no paid tier exists | Yes: create, sign, deliver, no watermark, capped at 20 posts |
| Account required | No account for the creator or any contributor | None, for the creator, the signers or the recipient (their own FAQ) |
| Posts per card | Unlimited | 20 on the free card, unlimited on the premium card |
| Message length | Up to 2,000 characters per message | Not published |
| GIF support | Yes, built-in Giphy search | Yes, plus photos and stickers, on the free card |
| Audio or video messages | Not supported | Audio notes and drawings supported; video not published |
| Money / gift collection | Not supported | Not published |
| PDF or print export | Yes, one-click PDF download, free | Not published; a separate mini zine maker is offered as a tool |
| Scheduled delivery | Not supported | Not published |
| Watermark or branding | None | None, on the free card too |
| Card lifetime | Deleted automatically 60 days after creation | Stays online indefinitely, per their own FAQ |
Where GreetBook is stronger
We'd rather point this out than pretend it isn't true.
- A card stays online indefinitely, and the link keeps working, so the recipient can come back to it years later.
- Audio notes and drawings alongside photos, GIFs and stickers, which CardTogether does not support.
- An envelope-style reveal animation when the recipient opens the finished card.
- A premium cover and background library, plus a fully customizable card URL on the paid card.
Which one should you use?
GreetBook is the better pick if the card should outlive the occasion, if someone wants to leave an audio note, or if you are happy to pay once for unlimited posts. CardTogether is the better pick for a group larger than twenty people who should not have to pay anything, and when a card that deletes itself is a feature rather than a drawback.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, up to 20 posts. GreetBook's pricing page (verified 2026-10-31) makes creating, signing and delivering a card free with no watermark and no account, and charges 6.99 euros once per card for unlimited posts and premium designs. CardTogether is free with no post cap and no upgrade.
More comparisons
Want the keepsake angle without a post cap? Signed Together sells a printable booklet per card. For every free option in one list, see free Kudoboard alternatives, and for our own numbers, the CardTogether facts page.