Felt App
Felt is a mobile app that lets users create and mail personalized greeting cards.
Updated October 2026
Overview: What is Felt App?
Cards are printed, sealed, stamped, and shipped within one business day. The service handles everything from design to delivery.
Felt turns a phone or tablet into a stationery desk. Users pick a card style, then write or draw a message using their finger or a stylus. The app captures the handwriting and prints it on physical cardstock. It then seals, stamps, and mails the card to any address. Orders placed Monday through Friday process within 24 hours. The catalog includes single-panel cards, multi-panel foldable options, and curated gifts. Contacts can be imported directly from the device. Drafts save automatically so users can finish later. The platform is built for personal occasions like birthdays, thank-you notes, and holidays.
Fit: Ideal customer profile.
Busy professionals and small teams who want to maintain personal relationships through physical mail without visiting a store.
- Seed
- SMB
- Mid-market
Capabilities
Key features.
01
Schedule card delivery dates
02
Contact reminders for key dates
03
24-hour order processing on weekdays
04
Curated gift catalog included
05
Save and resume card drafts
06
Import contacts from device
07
Multiple panel and fold options
08
Custom branding on PRO plan
09
Box orders with bulk pricing
Usage
How to use Felt App.
Teams and individuals open the app, select a card format, and compose a handwritten note or drawing. They choose a recipient from imported contacts and submit the order. Felt prints and mails the card without any further action required.
Cost
Pricing.
$4.5/ Per credit
Single cards start at $4.50 each. Subscriptions begin at $5 per month for three free cards.
Single Panel
$4.50
- one card
- greeting or photo
- no subscription
- no discount
- single panel style
- basic option
Two Panels
$5.25
- two card styles
- mix options
- no subscription
- no discount
- foldable cards
- expanded design
Three Panels
$6.25
- three card styles
- mix and match
- no subscription
- no discount
- larger foldable
- more design space
Four Panels
$7.25
- four panels
- unique foldable story
- no subscription
- no discount
- maximum design area
- premium option
Order a Box of Cards
$4.05
- min 25 cards
- includes envelopes
- discounted price
- free 2-day shipping
- postage included
- bulk purchase
Felt PLUS Subscription
$5.00
- 3 free cards
- all card sizes
- credits carryover
- no custom branding
- basic subscription
- low cost
Felt PRO Subscription
$15.00
- 3 free cards
- 40% off credits
- custom branding
- remove Felt logo
- free Felt stylus
- send unlimited
At a glance
Quick facts.
- Stack position
- Marketing Ops
- Category
- AI Marketing Tools, Sales Tools
- Best for
- Seed, SMB, Mid-market
- Pricing
- From $4.5/Per credit
Subcategories
- Postal Mail Outreach
- Retention & Loyalty Tools
Questions
Frequently asked.
How do you send a card with Felt?
Select a card style, write your message by hand on screen, and submit the order. Felt prints, seals, and mails it within one business day.
What does Felt cost?
Individual cards range from $4.50 to $7.25 depending on panel count. Monthly subscriptions start at $5 and include free cards plus discounts.
Why use Felt instead of buying cards at a store?
Felt eliminates the trip to a store and the post office. You get real handwritten cards delivered to recipients without leaving your desk.
What happens after you submit a card in Felt?
Felt captures your handwriting, prints it on cardstock, and handles stamping and sealing. The card is then shipped via mail to the recipient.
Is Felt free to use?
The app is free to download and browse. You pay per card or through a subscription when you want to send something.
Who handles printing and shipping for Felt?
Felt partners with Indigo printers for production quality. Shipping is handled through FedEx for reliable and timely delivery.
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