A free GroupGreeting alternative
Signed Together is a free online group card. Share one link, and everyone adds a message, photo or GIF to the same card, with no account and no limit on how many people sign. Sending it by email is free. GroupGreeting charges for every card, from $5.99 for a single card.
This page is published by Signed Together. GroupGreeting details come from its own pricing and help pages, checked on 23 October 2026. Prices are in US dollars.
Signed Together and GroupGreeting compared
| Feature | Signed Together | GroupGreeting |
|---|---|---|
| Price per card | Free. Optional Premium is $1.99 per card, a one-time payment | $5.99 per card on its pricing page (its FAQ says $4.99 plus tax). Cheaper in packs of 10 to 100 cards, used within 12 months |
| Send the card free | Yes, by email | No. Every card is paid |
| Signup required to sign | No | No. Signers give a name |
| How many can sign | Unlimited, free | Unlimited on every paid card |
| Key features | Messages, photos and GIFs free. Scheduled delivery and a high-resolution download with Premium | Page-turning card with unlimited pages. Photos, GIFs and stickers. Gift cards. Scheduled delivery. A low-resolution PDF after delivery |
Sources: GroupGreeting pricing, GroupGreeting FAQ, Signed Together pricing.
Who Signed Together is best for
Teams that want a free card everyone signs from one link. You pick the occasion, share the link in your team chat or by email, and people sign in their own time from a phone or laptop, with no accounts. It works the same for office, hybrid and remote teams, and for friends and family.
- You want to send the card without paying.
- Signers want room to write longer messages. GroupGreeting caps each message at 700 characters.
- You need it once for a farewell, birthday or retirement, not a pack of cards.
- You'd like scheduled delivery or a high-resolution download for $1.99, paid once. See pricing.
When GroupGreeting may suit you better
GroupGreeting's cards turn like the pages of a paper card, and every paid card includes scheduled delivery, gift cards, stickers and a PDF copy. If your team sends many cards a year, its packs bring the price per card down, and larger packs add a company logo and extra users. Signed Together uses a board layout rather than turning pages, and doesn't offer gift cards.
Frequently asked questions
- Is there a free alternative to GroupGreeting?
- Yes. Signed Together lets you create a group card, collect messages, photos and GIFs from an unlimited number of people, and send it by email for free. GroupGreeting doesn't offer a free card: each card is $5.99 on its pricing page, or less per card in packs.
- How much does GroupGreeting cost?
- GroupGreeting's pricing page lists a single card at $5.99, while its FAQ says $4.99 plus tax, so check the price at checkout. Packs of 10 to 100 cards cost less per card and must be used within 12 months. Signed Together is free to send, and Premium is $1.99 per card.
- Do people need an account to sign?
- No, on either. GroupGreeting asks signers for a name but not an account. On Signed Together, signers open the link and add their message, and only the person creating the card verifies their email with a sign-in code.
- Can I schedule the card to arrive on a set date?
- Yes, on both. GroupGreeting includes scheduled delivery with every paid card. On Signed Together, sending the card now is free, and scheduling it for a date is part of Premium at $1.99 per card.
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