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Give a year of bedtime

A term of Voicebooks, as a code, sent by email on the day you choose — for the new parents, the grandparents, the family whose dad ships out in March. Nobody needs an account to give one, and the recordings they make keep playing forever.

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Choose a gift

Three months to a year

Every gift is a code, emailed with your note on the day you choose. The recipient redeems it in the app.

3 months of Family

3 months of Family

$24.99

The baby-shower & stocking-stuffer

Give this

12 months of Family Plus

1 year of Plus — “Keepsake”

$99.99

The grandparent flagship

Give this

One-off. No subscription starts. Everything they record keeps playing after the term.

How it works

A code, an email, a bedtime

  1. Choose a term

    Three months, six, or a year of Family — or the Keepsake year of Family Plus, with the voice archive export.
  2. Say who it's for

    Their email, your name, a note. Pick the day it should arrive, or send it now. You'll get the code too, in case you'd rather hand it over yourself.
  3. They redeem it

    The code is one link. A new family signs up with it; an existing one redeems it from the Profile. It stacks on whatever they're paying.
  4. They record

    That night, if they like. And what they record is theirs for good, whether or not they ever pay for another term.

What they get

An unlimited shelf

Every book they want on the shelf, for the term. The free plan's three-book shelf is what they'd have otherwise.

Every voice, free

Recorders and listeners are never counted. Grandma, the uncle, the babysitter.

Kept forever

When the term ends, every recorded book keeps playing. The Archive Promise.

Learn more
My sister's husband deployed in February. I sent the year. She said it was the first present anyone had given her that was actually for him.
A gift-giver in Texas · one year of Family

Questions about gifts

No. Buy it, and the code is emailed to you and to them.
Yes. A gift stacks on top of their current term. Nobody loses time.
Yes — a birthday, a due date, the night before a deployment. Or send it now.
No. A gift is a one-off term. When it ends, the family drops to the free shelf, and everything they recorded keeps playing.
Yes. Redeem it as a new family, record a book, then invite them as admins. Or just send the code.

Give a year of bedtime

A code by email, on the day you choose.

Three Voicebooks mascots — a grown-up between two children — smiling