Comparison · facts checked 2026-10-14
VoiceHug vs GroupGreeting
GroupGreeting is a digital greeting card that everyone signs with text, photos and GIFs. VoiceHug collects voice messages instead and mixes them into one recording. A card is quick to sign; a voice message carries more.
Side by side
| Feature | VoiceHug | GroupGreeting |
|---|---|---|
| Format | Voice messages, mixed into one audio file | An eCard with pages of written messages, photos and GIFs |
| Price | Free for up to 6 people (you + 5). $9.99 once for any larger group. | About $5–$6 per card (their FAQ says $4.99, their help centre $5.99); packs of 10–100 cards. No free plan. |
| Contributors | Record in the browser from a link, or send a WhatsApp voice note. No account, no app, no camera. | Sign from a link; no account or software |
| Message length | Up to 5 minutes each | A written message |
| What the recipient gets | One MP3 with a chapter for each voice, and a gift page that plays it | An online card, and a PDF of it |
| Group size | Unlimited on the $9.99 plan | Unlimited signers |
GroupGreeting details from groupgreeting.com/aifeed/faq, groupgreeting.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/63000100351-how-much-does-a-groupgreeting-card-cost-, checked 2026-10-14. Prices change; check their site before you decide.
Choose GroupGreeting if
- You send many cards a year at work and want a bulk plan.
- A short written note is all the occasion needs.
- Some people would only ever type a message.
Choose VoiceHug if
- The occasion matters more than a card: a big birthday, a retirement, a goodbye, someone in hospital.
- Six people or fewer: VoiceHug is free, and GroupGreeting has no free plan.
- You want the recipient to hear the people, not read their handwriting font.
Moving a GroupGreeting group to VoiceHug
Start a VoiceHug and record your own message first, so people hear how it sounds.
Post the invite link in the same group chat, email thread or Slack channel you were going to use. People record from the link or send a WhatsApp voice note.
You see who has recorded and can remind anyone invited by email. When you are ready, VoiceHug mixes every message into one MP3 and gives you a gift page to send.
Questions
- Is VoiceHug an eCard?
- No. It is an audio gift: one MP3 of everyone's voices, with a gift page that plays it. Nothing to read.
- How much does VoiceHug cost?
- Free for the organizer plus up to 5 contributors. For larger groups it is a one-time $9.99, with no limit on contributors and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Contributors never pay.
Try it with your group
Free for you and up to five others. Record your own message first, then share one link.
Start a VoiceHug