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Looking for a Felt alternative?

Felt is good at what it does, which is a real card in the mail. People look elsewhere when the day is too close for the post, when the person lives far away, or when they want the card to sound like them. Here is the honest comparison.

3 letters a month free. No card details, no trial to cancel.

The short version

Stay with Felt if…

You want your real handwriting on paper and do not mind waiting a couple of days for it to arrive.

Try GreetSpark if…

You want it to arrive today, anywhere, with your voice and a song, in one of 60 handwriting styles, and three letters a month free.

Prices side by side

A paper card is paid per card, then the mail decides when it lands. A letter is paid for when you send it, and arrives the same minute.

Felt
Write on your phone, they print and mail a real card
  • Single-panel card $4.50
  • Felt Plus from $5 a month with 3 cards
  • $1.50 extra postage outside the US
Delivery: Mailed in the US with FedEx 2-day or overnight options; 10 to 14 days outside the US
3 free a month
GreetSpark
Pay per letter, or a monthly plan
  • 3 letters a month free
  • $3.99 for one letter
  • $6.99 a month unlimited (300 a month fair use)
Delivery: The same minute, anywhere, or at 6 a.m. their time

Felt prices as listed on October 24, 2026, from www.feltapp.com. Prices change; check their site before you buy. Free letters carry a small GreetSpark mark, and on the free plan you get 3 photos, 1 voice note and 1 soundtrack a month. Paid letters have neither the mark nor the limits.

What Felt does best

A card app built around your own handwriting. Write with your finger or a stylus, add photos, and Felt prints and mails the card.

What GreetSpark does differently

The things a typed e-card or a card in the mail cannot do. Every one of them is in the product today.

It tears open on their phone

The envelope tears and the letter rises out. No app to install, and they never make an account.

Written in your handwriting

60 handwriting styles, so it reads like a letter from you rather than a typed e-card.

Your voice, not a font

Record a voice note of up to 60 seconds. It plays inside the letter.

A song for it

One of 101 original soundtracks, none of which trigger copyright claims when shared.

You know when it lands

An email the moment they open it, and how many times they come back to it.

6 a.m. their time

Write it today and schedule it up to a year ahead, to arrive at breakfast wherever they are.

Send one free and see the difference

3 letters a month are free. No app, no card details, and you are told when it is opened.

Questions

What is the best Felt alternative?

It depends on what the card has to do. If you want a paper card in their hands and there is time for the mail, Felt does that well. If the day is close, they live far away, or you want them to hear your voice, GreetSpark letters arrive the minute you send them, for $3.99 each with 3 free every month.

How much does Felt cost?

When we checked on October 24, 2026, Felt listed Single-panel card $4.50, Felt Plus from $5 a month with 3 cards, $1.50 extra postage outside the US. Prices change, so confirm on their site before you buy.

How long does a Felt card take to arrive?

Mailed in the US with FedEx 2-day or overnight options; 10 to 14 days outside the US. A GreetSpark letter arrives the minute you send it, or at the time you schedule, anywhere in the world.

Can I send a GreetSpark letter with a Felt card?

Yes. Every letter also comes as a QR code. Print it and tuck it inside the paper card, and when they scan it the card opens into your letter, with your voice note and photo.

Is GreetSpark free?

Yes, 3 letters a month are free with no card details. Free letters carry a small GreetSpark mark, and on the free plan you get 3 photos, 1 voice note and 1 soundtrack a month. Paid letters have neither the mark nor the limits.

Does the person I send it to need an app or an account?

No. It arrives as a link and opens in any phone or computer browser. They never sign up.

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