Bulk Gift Cards for Business Orders
Order gift cards at volume for employees, customers and channel partners. Upload a recipient list, personalise the message and schedule digital delivery — in one run.

A bulk order, end to end
Four steps, with a human check before anything is issued.
Upload the list
Name, email and value per recipient — CSV or spreadsheet.
Pick cards and values
One design for everyone, or different tiers in the same run.
Personalise and approve
Your branding and message, previewed before sign-off.
Scheduled delivery
Sent on your date, with a delivery report back to you.
What to have ready
- Recipient list — names and email addresses, plus a value column if tiers differ.
- Occasion and send date — including any time zone that matters.
- Branding assets — logo and the message you want on the card and email.
- Billing entity — the company name, address and tax details for the invoice.
- Approver — who signs off the final order.
What you get back
- A written confirmation of redemption options, denominations and validity.
- A preview of the card and delivery email before issuance.
- A delivery report showing what was sent, delivered and bounced.
- Redemption reporting so you can see what was actually claimed.
- One invoice for the run, reconciling to the delivery report.
Bulk pricing depends on volume, denomination mix and the redemption options you need. We quote against your actual requirement rather than publishing a rate card we cannot stand behind.
Request a bulk gift card quote
Share your volume, denominations and send date. We will confirm feasibility and price it.
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Tell us about your gifting, rewards or travel requirements and our team will help you explore suitable solutions.
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No automated quotes. We review your requirement and respond with what we can actually deliver.
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