The closing gift they keep on the counter, not in a drawer

For real estate pros

The closing gift they keep on the counter, not in a drawer

A branded gift box your client actually keeps — curated, personalized, and on their doorstep within days of closing.

Free guide: The Realtor's Client-Gifting Playbook

No card, no spam. Just the Playbook and a quick look at pricing.

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Personalized — every box, every name
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Your brand, on a gift they keepYour logo on the lid

Branded, proven

Your brand, on a gift they keep

Your brokerage logo goes on the lid. We curate the inside — local treats, a small keepsake, a note hand-written in your words. So closing day ends with your name on their kitchen counter, where they'll see it the next time someone asks who to call.

You approve the artwork before anything prints. If a box arrives wrong, we remake it — free.

Wells Management Branch
Sends a co-branded box to every client within a week of closing.
Renaissance Realty
"It pays for itself in one referral."

How it works

From "just closed" to "wow" in four steps

01

Pick your boxes

Start with a realtor-ready box, or tell us the feel you want.

02

Add your brand

Send your logo. We mock up the lid; you approve it before we print.

03

We curate and pack

Hand-packed with your note, shipped in 1–3 days.

04

Your client opens it

They feel remembered. You stay the name they pass along.

Pricing

Simple pricing. The more you send, the less each one costs.

From $73 a box at 5 or more.

1–4 boxes

$89 / box

A good way to test the waters.

Get the Playbook

50+ boxes

Custom

Volume pricing and Net-30 invoicing.

Talk to us

Want to see one first? Request a sample box — $25, refunded on your first order.

What makes a great realtor closing gift?

— The thinking

What makes a great realtor closing gift?

A great closing gift does one quiet thing: it keeps you in the room after the keys change hands. The branded pen and the gift card both disappear by Friday. What stays is something personal — a box with their name on the lid and a few things they'd actually use, chosen for them and not for everyone.

The best realtor closing gifts share three traits. They feel personal, not promotional — your name is present, but it isn't the point. They land on the doorstep, not in the inbox, so the moment is physical and remembered. And they arrive close to closing, while the relationship is warm and the referral is near.

That's the whole idea behind a NikiMoon box: a gift good enough to keep, with your brand on it, sent the week it matters most.

FAQ

Questions realtors ask

Can I get invoiced instead of paying by card?

Yes — Net-30 invoicing is available on orders of 50 or more boxes, or on a standing team account.

How fast are branded boxes?

Standard boxes ship in 1–3 days. Add 2–4 days for a custom-branded lid, counted from when you approve the mockup.

Can I send to multiple addresses in one order?

Yes. Upload your recipient list and we ship each box on its own — no extra handling fee.

Do you sign an NDA or vendor agreement?

Happy to. Many brokerages need us on file as an approved vendor — send your paperwork and we'll take care of it.

What if my client isn't home?

Boxes are built to sit safely on a doorstep, and we share tracking with you. Need a signature or a specific delivery date? Just ask.

Can I include my own card or marketing material?

Yes. Your hand-written note comes standard, and we can tuck in a business card or flyer on request.

Beyond real estate?

Bulk gifting for teams of every kind

Corporate gifting, employee welcome boxes, client appreciation, events — we handle bulk for teams of every kind.

Or browse our corporate gift boxes

The one ask

Be the realtor they remember

Start with the free Playbook — the gifting moves the best agents use to turn one closing into the next referral.

Free guide: The Realtor's Client-Gifting Playbook

You approve every design. We remake anything that isn't right.