Corporate gifts, made effortless
Most corporate gifting falls into one of two traps. Either someone on HR is stuck with a spreadsheet of birthdays trying to remember to order things on time, or a vendor sends generic swag — branded mugs, power banks, water bottles — that nobody wanted. Both feel obligatory rather than thoughtful.
The result: a real budget gets spent, and nobody actually feels appreciated. The gift becomes a reminder that you're an employee, not that you're a person.
A good corporate gift is three things: specific (it relates to the person, not the company), timely (it lands on the actual day, not a month later), and well-presented (the unboxing matters as much as what's inside).
SendGift is built around those three rules. Each teammate fills out a short, private preference form — hobbies, favorite brands, dietary notes, wishlist links. Our AI uses that to pick a gift within your budget for each occasion. Three days before we ship, you get a preview and can swap or cancel. Then it ships, hand-wrapped in your company colors, with a handwritten card signed by you.
For a 10-person team sending one gift per teammate per occasion, with 4 occasions per year at $60 each, you're looking at roughly $2,400/year in actual gifts plus the SendGift Team plan. That's meaningfully less than most companies waste on swag that lives in a closet.
Every gift price includes the product, branded packaging, the handwritten card, and shipping — there are no separate fees. Unspent budget rolls back to your wallet at year end.
A corporate gift is anything a company sends to an employee, client, or partner to recognize a moment — birthdays, work anniversaries, holidays, project wins, onboarding. The best ones feel personal, not promotional.
Most small teams we work with land between $40–$120 per gift. Below $30 it starts feeling like swag; above $150 it can feel awkward unless it's a milestone (5-year anniversary, big launch). SendGift lets you set a yearly budget per teammate so you stay consistent.
In the US, employee gifts under $25 are generally deductible as a business expense, with some categories (like 'de minimis' fringe benefits) treated differently. Talk to your accountant — but yes, most companies expense corporate gifts.
Yes. SendGift was built remote-first. Each teammate gets a private link to share their address and preferences, and we ship directly to wherever they live — across North America, the EU, the UK, India, and most of Africa.
Gift cards are easy but forgettable — they communicate 'I didn't know what to get you.' SendGift sends an actual physical gift, hand-wrapped in your company's colors, with a handwritten card. The recipient unboxes a moment, not a balance.
Set a budget once. We handle every birthday, anniversary, and holiday — for the whole team, all year.
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