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Gift for Your Cheap Sister

Looking for a funny gift or joke present for your cheap sister? Here's an idea: don't just give them a gift card. Make them work for it.

What Is a Joke Gift Card?

PettyPresent lets you send real gift cards wrapped in puzzle games. Your sister receives a link, but they have to solve the puzzle before they can see their gift card code. A novelty present with real value.

Perfect for your cheap sister. The gift card is real - they get full value once they complete the puzzle. You choose the difficulty from Easy to Extreme. A funny gift that's actually useful.

Real Gift Card

Top brands, any amount

Puzzle Locked

They solve to unlock

You Control

Set the difficulty

Recommended Gift + Puzzle Combos

Gift card + puzzle combos for a gift for your cheap sister. Click "Choose This Combo" to start creating with that setup.

Someone who'll spend three hours finding a coupon can absolutely spend three hours earning their gift card the hard way.

Tesco
Medium

Grid Treasure Hunt

She spends hours hunting Clubcard deals anyway, so she can invest that same energy hunting for her actual gift card code.

A proper challenge. Expect 10-30 minutes of puzzling.

ASOS
Hard

Word Quest

After years of her bragging about discount codes and sale shopping, she can work properly hard to unlock an actual treat for once.

Frustration guaranteed. Could take 30-90 minutes.

Costa
Easy

Grid Treasure Hunt

She'd normally bring a flask to save money, so a quick puzzle is fair payment for actual purchased coffee.

A gentle warm-up. Expect 5-15 minutes of puzzling.

Amazon
Extreme

Word Quest

Perfect revenge for every time she's made you wait while she compared prices across seventeen websites before buying anything.

Maximum suffering. 2-5 hours of pure struggle.

Make Her Earn That Bargain

Finally, a gift that delivers the satisfaction of watching her work as hard for this as she does hunting discount codes.

Create Your Gag Gift

How to Present the Gift

Half the fun of a joke gift is the presentation. You can send the puzzle link by text or email, but for maximum impact, consider presenting it in person so you can watch their reaction in real-time.

Here's a suggested approach for revealing the gag gift to your sister:

Present it at a family dinner when she's bragging about her latest bargain finds, ideally with witnesses to appreciate the irony.

The perfect line when handing it over:

Thought you'd appreciate something that really makes you work for the value.

Things to Say While They're Playing

If you're watching them play the puzzle (which we highly recommend), you'll want some good lines ready for different moments. Here are some suggestions for each stage of their struggle:

When starting

Don't worry, the gift card inside is worth every second. Allegedly.

When struggling

Funny how you're willing to spend hours for a bargain now.

When raging

Think of all the money you're saving by not paying someone else to solve it.

When finishing

Only took you three hours. That's brilliant value for money, that is.

How It Works

Creating a joke gift takes about 2 minutes. Here's the process:

  1. 1

    Choose a gift card

    Pick from brands like Amazon, PlayStation, Spotify, and more and select any amount from £5 to £200.

  2. 2

    Pick a puzzle and difficulty

    Choose from puzzle games like Grid Treasure Hunt or Word Quest. Set the difficulty from Easy to Extreme.

  3. 3

    Add a personal message

    Write a message that appears before they start the puzzle. Set the occasion and schedule delivery if needed.

  4. 4

    Send the link

    Pay £2.99 + the gift card value. Your recipient gets a unique link. They solve the puzzle to unlock their gift card code.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1

She'll appreciate the free puzzle aspect, right?

She'll appreciate that she earned extra value. The puzzle is labor she can respect.

2

What's the pettiest part?

Watching her calculate whether the effort-to-reward ratio was worth it (it was).