You choose the amount and write the greeting. The recipient then chooses which gift card it will be – from a wide selection of well-known stores online and in physical shops.
You decide the value, the recipient decides the content. That’s the whole difference from a regular store gift card.
Decide how much the gift should be worth. You don’t need to know anything about where the recipient likes to shop.
Choose a handmade card and add a personal message, a picture or an audio clip. This is what makes it a gift and not just a transfer.
When the gift is opened, the recipient chooses which gift card the amount will become – from a wide selection of well-known stores.
Gift cards that go unused are almost always for the wrong store. That problem disappears when the choice is moved.
Instead of locking the gift to one chain, the recipient can choose from a wide selection – clothes, electronics, food, homeware, experiences and more.
The gift cards the recipient can choose from work both in online shops and physical stores, depending on which chain they pick.
A gift card for the wrong store ends up forgotten in a drawer. When the recipient chooses themselves, the whole amount is spent on something they actually want.
The recipient has 1 year to activate the gift card. After activation, validity varies depending on which gift card they choose – some are valid for 3 years, others for 1 year.
There isn’t a single gift card that works in every shop in Norway. Payment cards like Visa or Mastercard come close, but they have their own limitations – they can be declined in online stores, aren’t always supported by chain systems, and feel more like money than a gift.
What people usually want when they look for an all-purpose gift card is actually something else: a gift where they don’t have to guess where the recipient likes to shop. That’s what this solution does. You give an amount and a greeting; the recipient turns the amount into the gift card they actually want.
The result is that more of the money actually gets spent. A gift card for a chain the recipient never shops at ends up in a drawer. One they’ve chosen themselves rarely does.
Flexible gift cards work especially well in three situations: when you don’t know the recipient well enough to know what they like, when several people chip in and tastes vary, and when the recipient is a person who has everything and buys what they want themselves.
If you’re going in together on the gift, everyone can write their own greeting in the same card – see joint gift. And if you want to know what the actual delivery looks like, we explain it on the page about digital gift card.
Not quite literally – no gift card works in absolutely every store. The closest you get is a gift card where the recipient chooses which store the amount will be used in, from a wide selection of well-known chains online and in physical stores.
The recipient gets the gift by SMS or email, opens your greeting, and then sees the selection of gift cards. They choose which one they want, and the amount is converted into that gift card.
The selection covers most categories – clothes, electronics, groceries, homeware, sports and more. The recipient has one year to decide, so there’s no need to rush.
No. A Visa or Mastercard gift card is a payment card that works wherever cards are accepted. With hygge, the recipient chooses a gift card from a specific store – but they choose the store themselves after receiving the gift. If you want to give a universal payment card to a business, you’re looking for Glede.
We charge a service fee of 3% of the amount for each gift card you give, with a minimum fee of 25 kroner per gift card. All prices exclude VAT.