For business

Bulk sending that still feels one-to-one.

The problem with bulk cards is that they read like bulk. Mojo Greet sends each recipient their own individual animated card — their name in the greeting, delivered to their inbox, on the date you choose. You just happen to have composed all of them at once.

In short

To send greeting cards in bulk with Mojo Greet: compose one card, paste your recipients (a name and email per line, up to 50), write the message once using {first_name} for automatic personalisation, pick a gift amount from €25 per person, and pay in a single checkout with an invoice. Every recipient gets their own personal card — instantly or on a scheduled date.

One composer, fifty personal cards

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    Paste your list

    One line per person — 'Anna Jansen, anna@acme.com'. Up to 50 recipients per order; duplicates are cleaned up automatically.

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    Write it once

    Your message with {first_name} where the name belongs. Each card renders personally — no mail-merge artifacts, no 'Dear valued colleague'.

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    Pay once, send (or schedule)

    Pick the gift amount, check out once with your VAT number, and every card goes out — now, or on the date you set.

Built for the office realities

One invoice, not fifty receipts

A single payment with an invoice generated at checkout — finance-friendly by default.

Scheduled sending

Compose today, deliver on the morning that matters. Holiday sends, anniversary dates, event follow-ups.

Gift codes in one summary

After payment you get one summary email: every recipient, their card link, their gift code. Your record of who got what.

No spam machine

Bulk orders always carry gifts — this is for genuine appreciation at scale, not mass mailing.

When bulk is the right tool — and when it isn't

Bulk sending is right when the same genuine sentiment applies to everyone on the list: a holiday message to the team, thanks at the end of a project everyone worked on, a quarter's birthdays composed in one sitting. The personalisation carries the individuality; the sentiment is honestly shared.

It is the wrong tool when the message should differ per person. A ten-year anniversary, a condolence, a thank-you for one specific piece of work — these need their own words, and {first_name} cannot rescue a message that was never about the individual. Sending those in a batch is how bulk cards earn their reputation.

The honest test is whether you would be comfortable if two recipients compared their cards side by side. If the answer is yes, batch it. If it isn't, that's a signal the list should be split — or that a handful of people on it deserve a card written just for them.

What the limits actually are

Self-serve bulk is capped at 50 recipients per order, and every bulk order carries a gift — there is no cards-only bulk send. That combination is deliberate: it keeps the tool pointed at genuine appreciation rather than at mass mailing, and it is why these cards arrive in inboxes that welcome them.

Recipients are pasted as a name and an email per line, and duplicates are cleaned up automatically. There is no file upload and no HR-system integration — if you are managing this from an HRIS or sending to hundreds of people, that is the point at which the Mojo Gift corporate team takes over rather than the self-serve tool being stretched.

One detail worth knowing before you send: after payment you receive a single summary email listing every recipient, their card link and their gift code. That summary is your record of the order — worth keeping alongside the invoice, which the checkout generates with your billing details and VAT number.

  • 2–50 recipients per order; name and email, one per line.
  • Gift amounts of €25, €50, €100 or €250 per recipient — no volume discounts.
  • One payment, one invoice, generated at checkout.
  • Send immediately or schedule the whole order for a future date.

The data behind the advice

Our writing guidance isn't opinion — it comes from measuring our own corpus of hand-written card messages.

How long should a card message be?What makes a good card message — the studyHow to write a card

Bulk sending questions

How do I send greeting cards in bulk?

Use the Mojo Greet bulk composer: paste up to 50 recipients (name, email), write the message once with {first_name}, choose a design and a gift amount from €25, and pay in one checkout. Each person receives their own personalised card.

How many cards can I send at once?

Up to 50 per bulk order. Beyond 50, or for recurring programmes, the Mojo Gift corporate team builds it with you — leave your details on the business page.

Are the cards personalised or identical?

Personalised. {first_name} in your message becomes each recipient's own first name, and every card is sent individually to its recipient — nobody sees a CC list.

Do recipients see the price?

Never. Recipients see the card and the experiences they can choose from — the amount you paid stays private, and the gift never expires.

Can I upload a CSV or connect our HR system?

Not currently. Recipients are pasted in as a name and email per line, up to 50 per order, and duplicates are cleaned up automatically. File uploads and HR-system integrations aren't part of self-serve bulk — larger or automated programmes are built with the Mojo Gift corporate team instead.

Fifty personal cards. One coffee's worth of effort.

Compose once, personalise automatically, pay once. Ready in minutes.