Product

When they look, they see your name.

Not the shop’s, and not a carrier page. The shop ships; your team owns the words the recipient sees.

Clay branded gift page display with a wrapped gift

What the recipient sees

When they look, they see your name.

Try the page styles. Your name leads; the carrier details are there, just not first.
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A gift from

North & Co.

Your gift was delivered.

A small thank-you from our team.

How the gift page works

  1. Your name and logo

    Your logo, your message. The shop’s logo only shows on the page the shop shares with you, and the shop never emails your recipients by default.

  2. One link for the recipient

    The link they get is your gift page. The carrier tracking link is there, just not first.

Clay gifter writing desk with a letter and gift

Everyone knows who it’s from

The shop’s logo on the page it shares with you. Your brand on everything the recipient sees. No more “no idea who sent it.”

Nothing for recipients to do

No account, no sign-up. You see where the gift is whether or not they ever open the page.

Emails from you, not the shopPro

Connect Gmail and write to recipients from your own account (shop on Pro).

FAQ

No. The shop never writes to your recipients by default. Your team does the follow-up, in your own name.

No, and that’s why nobody has to. Status comes from the shop’s orders either way. The gift page is the polish for when they do look.

Yes, the carrier link is still there. The main thing they see is your gift page.

Full branding and sending from your own Gmail need the shop on Pro. Starter has basic branding.

Make sure they know it’s from you.