A thank-you that brings buyers back.
A QR thank-you on every package — for resellers, artisans, and makers at markets and craft fairs. A buyer scans it and lands on your page: your thank-you video, a coupon for next time, and a link straight back to your shop. Change the video whenever you like; the code never changes.
Digital thanks for every package. Phase 1: printed stickers in packs of 100 or 150, shipped to you ready to seal boxes. Phase 2: your own artwork, and print-at-home 4×6 thermal labels.
Digital Thanks for Every Package
Coral pop-burst, QR & heart
The thank-you that pops
The mark: a coral pop-burst bubble with a QR code and a small yellow heart — gratitude you can scan, with the GratiPop wordmark underneath. The QR codes in the logo are decorative; the real, working QR code is the one generated for your shop in the studio below.
Three steps between a shipped box and a repeat buyer
Pick a design, pick a pack
Choose one of the built-in thank-you designs, add your shop name, and order a pack of 100 or 150 peel-and-stick stickers. Your unique QR code is generated for you — one code, yours forever.
Stickers arrive ready to seal
Your stickers are printed with your QR code baked into the artwork and shipped to you. Peel one onto every box, mailer, or bag — outside where buyers see it, or inside as a surprise.
Buyers scan into your page
The scan opens your personal thank-you page: your welcome video, your note, a coupon toward their next order, and a button back to your shop. Update any of it anytime — every sticker already out in the world stays current.
What lives on the buyer's page
Every pack comes with one hosted page, set up once and editable whenever. It's the page the QR code has pointed to all along — the sticker never needs reprinting when the page changes.
Build your sticker, see your buyer's page
Type your shop details on the left. The sticker, its live QR code, and the page a buyer lands on all update as you type — this is exactly the Phase 1 flow, minus the printing.
Your sticker · peel & stick
What your buyer sees · their scan lands here
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Your artwork. Your printer. Same page.
Phase 1 keeps it simple with built-in designs. Phase 2 opens it up — because most resellers and artisans already own a 4×6 thermal printer, and already have a logo they love.
Upload your own logo or artwork
Your logo, your colors, your handwriting — uploaded art goes onto your printed stickers in place of the built-in designs, with your QR code composed into the layout automatically. Try it: drop a logo below and watch the thermal label on the right.
The same upload will also offer a made-for-you option: send us your raw video and we edit your thank-you video for you, artisan-style, so the page behind the QR feels as handmade as the product in the box.
4×6 thermal labels, on demand
No waiting on a print run. We generate a print-ready 4×6 label — logo, thank-you note, and your QR code — sized for the thermal printer already on your packing bench. Stick it on the box, tuck it inside, or seal the product itself.
From starter kit to first ten customers
The four stages
- 1Validate with 10 sellersPut this mock in front of ten resellers and artisans. Do they get it in ten seconds? Would they put it on every package?
- 2Pilot batchPrint one small run of stickers, hand them to the friendliest sellers, and watch real scans, video views, and coupon copies.
- 3Establish the offerLock the packs (100 / 150), the built-in designs, and how the hosted pages are stored and edited.
- 4First 10 customersSell the first ten packs, learn from every scan, then build Phase 2 — custom art and thermal printing — for the sellers who ask loudest.
Open decisions
- Printing & fulfillment. Print in-house, or send orders to a sticker printer who drop-ships packs straight to sellers? Leaning partner-print for Phase 1 — nothing to stock, packs ship as they're ordered.
- Page & video hosting. Buyer pages and their videos need a home that's cheap at scale and easy for a seller to update from a phone.
- Pricing. Set once print costs per pack are real — the pack sizes (100 / 150) are settled, the numbers aren't yet.