A retirement card the whole team can sign

Create the card, then share one invite link in your team chat or email. Everyone opens it on their own device and adds their name and message — in their own handwriting, with an emoji, a GIF, a photo or a voice note if they like — and you see every note as it arrives.

No. Signing works right in the browser on any phone or computer — no signup, no app, no password. That includes former colleagues, clients, and family members you loop in.

As many as you like — a whole department, or everyone they ever worked with. Anyone with the link can pass it along, so the organizer doesn't have to chase people down themselves.

Congratulate them, thank them for something specific — the mentoring, the covered shifts, the standard they set — and point at what's ahead. Our retirement messages guide has 120+ examples, from heartfelt to funny to formal.

Yes. The printed group card ($17.97) arrives on premium card stock with your message inside and a QR code on the back that opens the online card — a career's worth of goodbyes, with the photos, GIFs and voice notes, kept somewhere it can be reopened.

Tell us the day it needs to arrive and we plan back from it: signing closes in time for us to print the card and mail it so it gets there by that day. If the day is too close for standard mail, your dashboard says so and offers faster shipping.

Absolutely — that's the point of the link. Former teammates who already left, people in other offices, and family members can all sign whenever it suits them, and their messages land on the same card.

Yes. Set the send date, pay any time before it, and the card delivers itself — for example right as the retirement party starts. Until then, the signing link stays open and you can remind anyone who hasn't signed.

A group retirement eCard is $7.98 total — one flat price with no per-signer fees. An animated version is $10.97, and a printed-and-mailed card is $17.97. You pay when you send it.

Yes to all three. The artwork is generated from your description (the fishing boat and the famous catchphrase are welcome), every signer can add a GIF, a photo or a voice note of their own — you included, since you sign it the same way — and you can add a Spotify track.

The organizer dashboard shows who's signed and who hasn't, and you can email a reminder to the stragglers with one click. Signing stays open until the card goes out — on your send date, or whenever you send it.

Yes — a farewell card is for a coworker moving to a new job, so the messages wish them luck at the next chapter of their career. A retirement card honors the whole career and celebrates what comes after it. If your coworker is changing jobs rather than retiring, use our farewell card for a coworker instead.