Kit & swag shops
One page per client. Only the stuck gifts need you.
You ship the kits. Each client gets one live page for their people and does their own follow-up. No more screenshots of tracking pages, no more spreadsheets of tracking numbers.
14-day Pro trial. No charge until it ends.
For shops
Every client’s gifts on their own page. Not in your inbox.
Tag a client’s orders, send them one link, and see the short list of gifts that are stuck.Tag the gift orders. They show up on their own.
Where the handoff breaks
Your gift clients shouldn’t need your inbox
- Clients emailing “where is it?” every week
- Sending the same tracking numbers again for every kit drop
- One order, 75 different people, and no way to show who got what
How kit shops use GiftDesk
Get the client’s list, create the orders
Clients send a Shopify-ready CSV or share their list. You create the orders on your store, like always. GiftDesk never creates orders.
Tag and share one page per client
Group each client’s orders with your own Shopify tags. Each client sees only their people.
Only touch what’s stuck
Clients check the page and follow up with their people. Your team deals with the few gifts the carrier says are stuck, not “where is my package?” for forty names.
FAQ
You’re the shop shipping for lots of gift clients. The point is fewer “where is it?” emails and one page per client.
No. They sign in with Google and open the page you share. You’re the one on Shopify.
No. Orders always stay on your store. Clients send you a clean list; you import it and create the orders. That’s on purpose: you stay in charge of shipping.
Tracking follows whatever carriers you use in Shopify. GiftDesk does not calculate customs or duties.
You pay for campaign capacity (Starter / Pro / Plus). Client teams pay for seats separately: two free, then $9 each.
Pro is for shops with several gift clients: alerts to the right teammate, one thread per problem, Slack, an owner for every person, and longer history. Starter is one client desk.