Gift cards
Add digital gift cards to your shop as a product, in the amounts you choose. The buyer adds the recipient’s email and a message, the card is emailed when they pay, and whatever isn’t spent stays on the card for next time.
You've Received a Gift Card from Larkfield Office!
FromLarkfield Office <hello@larkfield-office.example>
Tohannah.webb@example.com
Larkfield Office
You've Received a Gift Card!
You've received a gift card from Larkfield Office!
Happy birthday, Hannah. Pick something for the new office.
Gift Card Code
N4VD-8RKW-5TXB-3HQG
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Every card in one list
Balance, status and expiry for each
Customers buy a gift card like any other product: one card per unit, emailed when the payment clears.
Jumps to that route
Issued and emailed on payment
One card for every one sold
In your shop
Gift Card is a product type. Create one, add the amounts, and it sits in your catalogue with a page of its own.
Each amount is a variant, so £25, £50 and £100 are three buttons on the page. Add or remove one whenever you like.
Recipient email, an optional name, and a message of up to 1,000 characters, all on the product page before it goes in the basket.
One card per unit, each worth the amount chosen, created and emailed the moment the payment succeeds.
Gift cards are never stock-tracked and never ship, so they cannot go out of stock or add a delivery charge.
Balances that carry over
One code, spent over several orders
The recipient’s side
The Gift Card Received email goes out in your store’s branding, one of the templates you can edit.
The email carries the code and the buyer’s message, word for word.
Sixteen characters in four groups, with no I, O, 0 or 1, so nobody reads a letter as a number.
When the balance covers the order, the code pays for it at checkout. Whatever is left stays on the card for the next one.
A gift card and a discount code can go on the same order: the discount first, then the card against what’s left.
Runs without you
Six things that happen without anyone in the dashboard.
The card is created and emailed when the order’s payment succeeds. Nobody types a code.
A job checks every five minutes and marks any card past its date as Expired. Leave the date blank and the card never expires.
A card that has been spent to nothing moves to Depleted on its own and stops working at checkout.
Every redemption is recorded against the card, so the balance and the history always agree.
The list shows the first two groups of a code and hides the rest, so a screen seen over someone’s shoulder does not give the card away.
The Expiring Soon tile counts active cards due to expire within 30 days.
From the dashboard
Goodwill after a late delivery, a raffle prize, a leaving present: the Issue gift card form takes an amount, a recipient, a message and an optional expiry.
Issue gift card
Amount, recipient email and name, a personal message and an expiry date if you want one. The card lands at the top of the list as Active and the tiles tick up.
At checkout
The shopper enters the code in the Order summary, the card shows with its balance, and the amount due drops to £0.00 when the card covers the order. Remove it with one click if they change their mind.
Statuses
Active cards redeem. Inactive ones are switched off by you and can be switched back on. Expired and Depleted cards are set by the system, when the date passes or the balance runs out.
Code
Made from 32 characters with the look-alikes removed, unique within your store, masked in the list.
Currency
A card is in one currency, your store’s currency by default, and it pays for orders in that currency.
API and checkout
The public API lists cards, reads one with its transactions, issues a card and voids one, each on its own scope. The storefront checks a code’s balance at checkout, rate-limited against guessing.
Four tiles
Total Issued is a count of cards. Outstanding Balance is the unspent value on them. Total Redeemed is what has been spent back into the shop. Expiring Soon counts active cards due within 30 days.
The list searches by code or recipient email and sorts by created date, balance, code or expiry.
Pricing
£19
a month, billed yearly, ex VAT
Included: Gift cards, sold in your shop or issued by hand
14 days free, no card
£64
a month, billed yearly, ex VAT
Included: Gift cards, sold in your shop or issued by hand
14 days free, no card
£187
a month, billed yearly, ex VAT
Included: Gift cards, sold in your shop or issued by hand
14 days free, no card
£749
a month, billed yearly, ex VAT
Included: Gift cards, sold in your shop or issued by hand
14 days free, no card
14 days free, no card required. Prices shown exclude VAT. A gift card bought on your site is a normal card payment at your plan’s rate (UK personal Visa and Mastercard are 2% + 25p on Solo). Issuing one by hand costs nothing.
Set amounts
Your price points
Customers choose from the amounts you create as variants, and you can add or remove one whenever you like.
One currency
Per card
A card pays for orders in its own currency. Issued by hand, it is in your main currency; bought on your site, it is in the currency the buyer paid in.
Spent over time
Balances
When the balance covers the order, the code pays for it at checkout, and whatever is left stays on the card for the next one.
Get started
Create the gift card product, set three amounts, publish, and put it in the menu. Cards are emailed the moment they are paid for.
Issue from the dashboard with a note, or pair a card with a discount code for a bigger gesture.
FAQ
Buying, spending, currency and expiry, in plain words.
Related
Offers
Discount codes that go on the same checkout as a gift card, taken off before the card.
Catalogue
Gift Card is one of six product types in the same editor.
Emails
The Gift Card Received email and the rest, edited in your branding.
On every plan
Create a gift card product, set three amounts and publish.
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