GroupGreeting vs CardTogether
GroupGreeting sells single group cards for a flat per-card price, with volume packs for teams that send a lot of cards. It's a clean, ad-free product with a genuinely generous single-card feature set. CardTogether covers the same core job, cards multiple people sign with messages and GIFs, without a purchase at any point.
Start a free cardAlways free. No sign up required.
GroupGreeting's own volume packs are built for teams sending a lot of cards, most often for birthday card messages and farewell card messages as people cycle through a workplace.
Feature by feature
Every GroupGreeting 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.groupgreeting.com/pricing Verified 2026-08-30
| Feature | CardTogether | GroupGreeting |
|---|---|---|
| Price to send one card | Free | $5.99 per card, no free tier |
| Free tier | Everything, no paid tier exists | None found on GroupGreeting's pricing page |
| Account required | No account for the creator or any contributor | Not published for signers; purchase requires a checkout |
| Signatures per card | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| GIF support | Yes, built-in Giphy search | Yes, photos, GIFs, and stickers |
| Video messages | Not supported | Not published; GroupGreeting's feature list does not mention video |
| Money / gift collection | Not supported | Optional gift-card add-on at checkout |
| PDF or print export | Yes, one-click PDF download | Yes, a digital PDF copy for the recipient |
| Scheduled delivery / automation | Not supported | Not published |
| Ads or upsells on the card itself | None | None; GroupGreeting states "no advertisements" |
| Card expiration | Cards persist at least 60 days from creation | Purchased cards must be used within 12 months; unused cards expire and don't roll over |
Where GroupGreeting is genuinely stronger
We'd rather point this out than pretend it isn't true.
- Unlimited signatures and unlimited pages on every card, including the single $5.99 one.
- Explicitly states no advertisements on the card, a real and verifiable claim.
- Volume packs (10 to 100 cards) for teams that send group cards often, with real per-card discounts up to 33%.
- Optional gift-card attachment built into the same checkout flow.
Which one should you use?
GroupGreeting is a solid pick if you want a one-time, no-account purchase with a clean unlimited-signature card and don't mind paying $5.99 per send. CardTogether is the better fit if the same job needs to cost nothing.
Frequently asked questions
No. GroupGreeting's pricing page (verified 2026-08-30) shows a single card at $5.99 with no free option; volume packs bring the per-card price down to as low as $3.99 at 100 cards. CardTogether has no charge at any tier.
More comparisons
Want an optional gift-card collection alongside the card, without paying for the card itself? Thankbox lets you start that for free. Need more than text and GIFs? Group Cards supports video and audio too.