37 Delightful Digital Gifts That Will Arrive In an Instant (2024)

Give the gift of apparel ethically made from recycled materials with this Girlfriend Collective. With this digital gift, your recipient can get the Oprah-approved pocket leggings or a versatile bodysuit for a comfy, flowy fit they can wear on and off the court.

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An Audible.com gift subscription bestows access to a vast library of best-selling audiobooks, classics, and more. The edification and entertainment are endless, wrapped in convenience so your loved one can listen on-the-go whether it's on a smartphone, tablet, or computer.

To send an Audible gift subscription, select how many credits you want to give. From there, it's simple for your gift recipient to log on. You can also select a specific audiobook to gift someone if you so choose.

More: How to Gift an Audible Book

Is your buddy obsessed with reality TV, an athlete, or a celebrity? Check to see if their obsession is on Cameo, a marketplace for notable people from different walks of life to create that allows celebrities to send custom video messages to fans.

You can spend as low as $1 to get a celebrity to create a video message for your loved one. You can even suggest for the star to say something you want to the gift recipient.

I once spent $50 to get Sonja Morgan to say happy birthday to my friend who was obsessed with "Real Housewives of New York." He absolutely loved it, and she even personalized the video by saying his name!

There’s something for literally everyone on this streaming platform that gives members access to 100-plus best-in-class instructors in fields as varied as meditation and screenwriting to space exploration and chess — all for just $19 per month.

Whether it’s tantalizing bagels from Ess-a-Bagel in New York City or biscuits from Loveless Cafe in Nashville, this gourmet meal kit and virtual cooking platform has no shortage of delicious gifts in their catalog for your lucky (and hungry, we hope) recipient to choose from.

Order an e-gift card for the dollar amount of your choosing, and friends and family members can pick from hundreds of restaurants, chefs, and artisanal food makers with nationwide shipping.

Need something for the picky or impossible-to-shop-for guy or gal on your list this year? Giftcards.com’s Choice eGift Cards has you covered with a variety of gift cards that can be used at multiple stores.

For instance, try retail therapy ($25-$500) for the clotheshorse on your list to use at Wayfair, Gap, Nordstrom Rack, and more, or the video game enthusiast can enjoy the Game & Grub gift card ($25-$500) at Domino’s, GameStop, or even GrubHub.

While you might not have the budget to gift a loved one a resort stay, a ResortPass gift card is the best budget-friendly option.

Your giftee can use their ResortPass gift card to gain access to luxury hotels across the world, including right in their hometown if they're not looking to travel. During their "daycation," they'll luxuriate in the resort of choice's swimming pool, private beach, and more. It's as if they're an actual nighttime guest who doesn't have to stay the night.

If you have a friend or family member who has been wanting to revamp a room or two, a Havenly credit will be a welcomed gift.

By purchasing one of two design services — online for $159 or in-person for $499 — you're helping bring your loved one's vision to life with the help of a pro. The service includes providing 1-on-1 collaboration for a soon-to-be renovated space with a trained designer.

You can also enhance your gift with an extra merch credit to put money towards furniture or accessories the designer suggests for the home.

Whether the person you're giving this gift to wants to take a virtual course or an in-person class, your gift will subsidize their learning.

This gift card can be easily emailed with your special message. Then, all your giftee has to do is sign up for what they want to learn. They can choose from: pottery, painting, cooking, crafts — just to name a few.

And if they go with a virtual class, many offer a kit that can be mailed to them with all the materials they need to learn.

Set up your friend or family member with their own Thrive Market membership or shopping credit so they can get groceries delivered right to their door.

Your gift recipient will get an email to create an account to redeem their gift. Once signed up, they can shop for their favorite grocery items.

Although $59.95 is the monthly membership charge, you can cancel at any time or gift more months if you so choose.

Say cheers from afar by gifting your college roommate or clients a festive bottle of bubbly, a six-pack of non-alcoholic beer, or their favorite liquor.

Prices vary, and gifts are delivered by local retailers close to your amigos’ homes in 60 minutes or less. In addition to a wide selection of beer, wine, and liquor you choose à la carte, there’s also a White Glove Team to help you with client gifting.

This platform is like MasterClass for cooking enthusiasts. Featuring classes from celebrated chefs like Nancy Silverton, Francis Mallmann, Ed Lee (his Southern-Korean cuisine curriculum “From Buttermilk to Bourbon” is our personal fave), and Erez Komarovsky, features an immersive documentary filmed in a place of personal significance to the chef along with lessons from the chef’s home kitchen.

Forget quarantine sourdough; get ready for Silverton’s dazzling Caesar salad, Komarovsky’s hummus mezze with falafel, and so much more.

Thinking about giving the ever-practical pair of socks? Give a Bombas digital gift card instead. Your recipient can shop from a variety of socks, underwear, T-shirts, and slippers to keep them warm cozy.

The best part: For every clothing item they purchase, Bombas donates a clothing item of the same kind to those experiencing homelessness.

For the stylish set, wow ’em with a delivery of clothing and accessories selected by a stylist, plus some algorithmic magic with the help of the customer’s input: shoppers fill out an extensive survey on their taste preferences.

Stitch Fix makes returns a breeze, too (a shipping label for returns is included), and the high-quality, eclectic finds are perfect for easing out of couch-potato mode — OK, or upping your sweatpants game.