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Thankbox: a factual profile
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Thankbox is a UK online group collection platform known for its personalised card. Here are the verified facts on how it works, checked 18 September 2026.

Key facts
- Setup or card fee
- Free to create. The card is paid for when it is sent; the UK group collection page shows Classic Thankbox at £4.99 and prices can localise by currency
- Contribution fee
- 1.1% plus £0.17 on GBP contributions, charged on top and not optional. Thankbox's example: giving £10 costs £10.28
- Optional tip or support contribution
- No separate optional tip stated on the official pages checked; the processing fee applies
- Standard bank payout
- 4% for a recipient bank transfer or PayPal withdrawal, and 4% if the creator withdraws to buy the gift
- Other conditional fees
- Collection limits vary by tier and displayed currency, so check live pricing
- Non-cash redemption
- Gift card or virtual prepaid card, both fee-free
- Verification
- May be required during redemption
- How the value is used
- Gift card, virtual prepaid card, PayPal or bank transfer
- Trustpilot (checked 13 September 2026)
- 4.7 out of 5, about 1,100 reviews
How we checked the facts
The facts in this warm and thorough profile come from Thankbox's own pricing page, support articles and terms of service, checked 18 September 2026. We have not tested this platform ourselves.
How Thankbox works
Thankbox is a thoughtful way to bring a group together around a personalised card and collection. It is free to start, and a Classic or Premium card is available as a paid product, though the pricing page may localise currency, so it is worth checking the live price for your currency.
For GBP contributions, a processing fee of 1.1% plus £0.17 applies on top of the contribution, so Thankbox's own example shows £10 costing £10.28. Redemption as a gift card or virtual prepaid card is fee-free, while a PayPal or bank-transfer withdrawal carries a 4% fee, whether the recipient claims it or the creator withdraws to buy the gift. Verification may be required during redemption.
What it suits
Thankbox suits groups who want a personalised card experience alongside a collection, and who are happy to redeem by gift card or prepaid card fee-free, or by PayPal or bank transfer for a 4% fee.
The main trade-off to check
Redeeming by PayPal or bank transfer carries a 4% fee, which is worth weighing against the fee-free gift card or prepaid card options. It is also worth checking the live price of a Classic or Premium card, since pricing may localise by currency.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Thankbox free to use?
It is free to create, and the card is paid for when it is sent; the UK group collection page currently shows Classic Thankbox at £4.99. A processing fee of 1.1% plus £0.17 applies to GBP contributions, so giving £10 costs £10.28.
- Does Thankbox charge to redeem funds?
Recipient gift-card and virtual prepaid-card redemption is fee-free. A PayPal or bank-transfer withdrawal carries a 4% fee, including when the creator withdraws to buy the gift.
Sources and methodology
- Thankbox pricing
- Thankbox processing fee explanation
- Thankbox claiming guidance
- Thankbox creator withdrawals
- Thankbox UK group gift collection
- Thankbox terms of service
- Thankbox Trustpilot
Facts taken from Thankbox's own pricing page, support articles and terms of service, checked 18 September 2026.
Trustpilot score and review count are approximate and rounded, taken from Trustpilot's own published summary, using Trustpilot's AI-generated review summary rather than our own testing.
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