PrepMyGifts : Smart Gifting

Develop by Shopify

$20

/ Month

Free plan available

Transform gifts with memorable personalized audio/video messages.

Personalized messages

Audio/video integration

Gift scanning

About PrepMyGifts : Smart Gifting

Launched Sep 16, 2025

Built by Shopify

Address

151 O’Connor St, Ottawa, ON, ON, CA

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Description

Add personalized Audio/video/Text messages to gifts. No QR code, No printing hassle.

PrepMyGifts transforms purchases into memorable experiences by letting customers add personal text, audio, or video messages to gifts. Recipients scan the gift itself to unlock heartfelt messages—no QR codes or printed notes. Merchants benefit from higher order values, stronger loyalty, and emotional connections that turn recipients into repeat customers. (Free to enable — merchants only pay for messages)

Offer professional gift wrapping & gift bags (customizable by merchants)
Let customers add text, audio, or video messages to gifts
Recipients scan the gift itself to unlock messages (no QR/printed notes)

Pros

Enhances gift-giving experience by adding personalized audio/video messages.
Strengthens emotional connections between gift-giver and recipient.
Increases brand loyalty by creating memorable experiences.
Encourages customers to become brand advocates.
Offers merchants the opportunity for higher order values as customers may pay more for personalized experiences.
Provides customizable gift wrapping and gift bag options.

Cons

Potentially requires users to have a certain level of tech-savviness to utilize effectively.
May require additional time and effort from users to record and attach personalized messages.
Recipients need access to a device that can scan and view messages, which might not be convenient for everyone.
The success of emotional impact relies on the quality and sincerity of the recorded message.
Could be considered less personal compared to in-person gift giving or handwritten notes.