About Christmas Cards
Christmas Cards turns a photo or a festive scene into a card that lives at its own link, opens like a sealed envelope, and is still there next December.
Why Christmas Cards Exists
Paper Christmas cards are lovely for about six weeks. Then they go in a drawer, or they go in a bin, and the sentence someone sat down to write goes with them. That always seemed like the wrong ending for the only handwritten thing most people receive all year.
Christmas Cards was built so that sentence gets a permanent address. A card is made in about 20 seconds, sent as a link, and opened as a sealed envelope. Nothing is printed, nothing is posted, and nothing expires on a paid card.
This Is What Arrives at the Other End
The Shift From Paper to a Link
A posted card has a deadline, a cost per card and a physical trip. A card at a link has none of those. It can be sent on Christmas Eve, opened on a phone at the kitchen table, and opened again a year later from the same address.
That is the whole shift. Not a cheaper card, a card that does not have to end in January. Everything on the pricing page follows from that one idea.