Testimonials

We used to send a list of gift ideas by email at the last minute. We ended up spending too much money, duplicating gifts, and extra time figuring out who bought what.

Nancy

I’m the thoughtful type; I hate gift lists. But after using Giftster, I see how I can use a person’s wish list as a starting point to help discover just the right thing.

Pat

As the Mom in charge, once I introduced Giftster to the family, it took a big hassle off my plate. The kids keep their own lists current, and my mom knows to check Giftster too. I’m out of the middle…I love it.

Nancy

I like that you can add a link right to an Amazon page with the gift idea, so you know exactly what someone is wishing for. It saves trying to subtly find out a color or size or model number preference.

Bill

I didn’t think Giftster would get used after the holidays. But as soon as the first birthday came up, it was the first place everyone went to look for gift ideas.

Ron

I’m the "techie" in the family, and I’ve introduced a few things (like email) to my family. But I have to say currently I am the hero for having convinced my family to give Giftster a try.

Ryan

I set up a Giftster group that includes my 5 best friends, and everyone has a Giftster list. Since it also tracks birthdays and other events, we use Giftster to keep track of important dates for our friendships.

Erika

I’m Lisa and I’m 12. I like to put my gift ideas on Giftster because then I know my mom and dad, brother, grandpa, grandma, aunts, uncle and cousin can see my list any time they want to.

Lisa

"MyGiftster for example has two really handy features for potential gift givers, givers can flag a present that they want to purchase for you to indicate that someone is actively in the process of purchasing it and they can mark off when they've bought it so nobody else purchases it (both settings are invisible to you, the list holder).

Jason Fitzpatrick, Lifehacker.com

My favorite websites? Netflix, ZapTel, Amazon, and now Giftster!

Anonymous

Want to get started? Create your own wish list, then create a group, then invite your family or friends to join it, and you’ve found a better way to give and get gifts that matter most!