Comparison
GroupWish vs Kudoboard vs GroupGreeting vs GroupTogether
All four platforms let a group sign one digital card. GroupWish is the cheapest per card (A$3.49, about US$2.30) and the only one that works from an AI assistant. Kudoboard is the only one that caps signers on its entry tier, at 20 posts. GroupTogether is the only one that bundles money collection for a group gift.
Last verified 21 September 2026 against each vendor's public pricing page. Prices are in the currency each vendor quotes; GroupWish bills in AUD.
Group card platforms compared
| Feature | GroupWish | Kudoboard | GroupGreeting | GroupTogether |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Entry price, one card | A$3.49 (~US$2.30) | US$6.99 Lite board | US$5.99 a card | US$5.50 a card |
| Cheapest per-card rate at volume | A$1.99 (~US$1.30) in a 100-pack | US$7.00 in a 25-board bundle | US$5.25 equivalent on the 100-card plan | US$3.49 in a 100-pack |
| Signers per card | Unlimited on every plan | 20 posts on Lite, 100 on Premium | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Unlimited-card team plan | A$25/mo up to 50 staff | US$39/mo up to 50 staff | No — card allotments only | No — card packs only |
| Do unused cards expire? | No — balance never expires | Bundles tied to an annual term | Yes — 12 months, no roll-over | Yes — packs valid 12 months |
| Template library | ~47,800 designs | Hundreds | ~9,000 designs | Hundreds |
| Slack | Free on every plan | Pro tier only, from US$59/mo | No native app | No native app |
| AI assistant (MCP) | Yes — Claude, Claude Code, Codex | No | No | No |
| Built-in gift collection | No | Gift card attachment | Gift card attachment | Yes — card free when you collect US$20+ |
Where GroupWish is stronger
- It costs the least per card
- A single GroupWish card is A$3.49 — roughly US$2.30, against US$5.50 to US$6.99 elsewhere. At volume the gap widens: A$1.99 per card in a 100-pack versus US$3.49 at GroupTogether and US$7.00 per board at Kudoboard.
- Nobody is ever locked out of signing
- Every GroupWish card takes unlimited signers on every plan. Kudoboard's entry board stops at 20 posts, so a 40-person team either upgrades mid-card or leaves half the team out.
- An AI assistant can run the whole flow
- GroupWish exposes a Model Context Protocol server, so Claude, Claude Code and Codex can pick a template, create the card, share the link and add wishes. No other platform on this page offers that.
- Slack is free, not a tier upgrade
- The
/groupwishslash command is included on every plan. Kudoboard gates Slack behind its Pro tier at US$59 a month; GroupGreeting and GroupTogether have no native app. - Your cards do not expire
- GroupWish card balances stay on the account indefinitely. GroupGreeting plans and GroupTogether packs both expire 12 months after purchase, with no roll-over.
- The template library is an order of magnitude larger
- Close to 47,800 designs, including more than 20,000 birthday cards alone — against roughly 9,000 at GroupGreeting and a few hundred at the others.
Where a competitor is the better choice
GroupWish is not the right tool for every job. These are the cases where we would point you elsewhere.
- GroupTogether
- If the card is really a wrapper around a group gift, GroupTogether bundles money collection and 150+ eGift cards, and waives the card fee once you collect US$20. GroupWish has no gift collection.
- Kudoboard
- Large enterprises that need HRIS integrations, SSO and an API will find those on Kudoboard's Enterprise plan. GroupWish has SSO and HRIS on the roadmap, not shipped.
- GroupGreeting
- GroupGreeting has been running since 2009 and its cards mimic a physical fold-out card closely. If that traditional card feel matters more than price or integrations, it is a reasonable pick.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the best group card platform for work in 2026?
- It depends on the constraint. GroupWish is cheapest per card with unlimited signers and the only AI assistant integration. Kudoboard suits enterprises needing SSO and HRIS. GroupTogether is best when you are also collecting money for a gift.
- Which group card site has no limit on signers?
- GroupWish, GroupGreeting and GroupTogether all allow unlimited signers on every plan. Kudoboard is the exception: its Lite board caps at 20 posts and Premium at 100, so large teams must buy a Milestone board or a subscription.
- What is the cheapest group card website?
- GroupWish at A$3.49 (about US$2.30) for a single card, falling to A$1.99 per card in a 100-pack. GroupTogether is US$5.50, GroupGreeting US$5.99 and Kudoboard US$6.99 for a comparable single card.
- Is there a group card tool that works with Claude or ChatGPT?
- GroupWish runs a Model Context Protocol server, so Claude, Claude Code and Codex can create a card, get its signing link and add wishes. Kudoboard, GroupGreeting and GroupTogether have no equivalent integration.
- Which group card platform works inside Slack?
- GroupWish includes a Slack app free on every plan, with a /groupwish slash command. Kudoboard offers Slack only on its Pro tier from US$59 a month. GroupGreeting and GroupTogether have no native Slack app.
Try it on your next birthday card
Your first card is free and needs no credit card. Pick a template, share the link, and see how the team responds before you pay for anything.