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This Christmas,
Santa texts back.

Text with Santa all season long. He gets to know your family, remembers the little things, and sends personalized replies, voice memos, North Pole photos, Elf adventures, and Christmas Eve updates made just for you.

🔒 Parent-controlled · Child-safe · Santa texts through your phone
From Santa's memory book
Santa remembers the little things.
Names, favorite toys, pets, siblings, your Elf's latest adventure, the cookie your family leaves out, the big day at school, the tiny brave moment no one else saw.
The more you share, the more magical it gets. — S.C.
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Santa Claus
Santa Claus
North Pole · Favorites
Available Nov 1 – Dec 26
TextsVoice MemosNorth Pole Photos
Santa · 9:42pm
Tell Emma I heard about the spelling test. I'll be thinking of her from the workshop tonight. ⭐
Saved in your phoneSent from the North Pole
✦ North Pole Mailroom ✦

Most letters to Santa never get a real reply.

This year, Santa doesn't just receive the letter. He answers. He becomes a contact in your phone, remembers the lost tooth, the spelling test, the new puppy, the favorite cookie, the Elf's latest disaster, and the tiny family moments that usually only parents know.

The more your family texts with him, the more personal the magic becomes.

✦ For The Parents

Magic for them.
Control for you.

Santa texts through your phone. You decide what he knows, what he says, and what your child sees. No unsupervised child account. No direct access required. Just Santa, safely delivered through you.

  • ✦Santa texts through the parent's phone.
  • ✦Parents choose what to share with the child.
  • ✦No direct, unsupervised child account.
  • ✦Santa never asks for addresses or private information.
  • ✦Santa never promises specific gifts.
  • ✦Santa keeps the magic warm, safe, and age-appropriate.
✦ From the Workshop

How Santa joins your season.

Four little helpers get everything ready the moment you sign up.

1

Santa gets added to your phone.

Tobias, Workshop Lead
Tobias
Workshop Lead

Santa appears in your contacts as “Santa Claus · North Pole,” ready for the season.

Filed beside the cocoa ledger.
2

You tell Santa what matters.

Wren, Scribe Elf
Wren
Scribe Elf

Names, traditions, wishes, pets, Elf adventures, big moments, and little details that make it feel personal.

Quill dipped. Pages turning.
3

Santa texts all season.

Mabel, Mail Room Elf
Mabel
Mail Room Elf

Warm replies, voice memos, North Pole photos, Elf updates, and Christmas Eve sightings.

Outbound: 1 sleigh bell, 2 snowflakes.
4

The magic grows.

Thimblewick, Magic Inspector
Thimblewick
Magic Inspector

The more your family texts, the more Santa remembers, and the more wonderfully personal it becomes.

Page 14: Emma's spelling test. Page 22: Max the Elf.
For Parents

Parent-guided the whole way.

Nothing reaches your child unless you choose to share it.

✦ The Family Memory Book

The more you talk, the more magical it gets.

Santa starts with the details you choose to share. Then, as your family texts through the season, he remembers the little things: the Elf's latest mess, the big test, the favorite cookie, the first lost tooth, the tiny brave moments. By Christmas Eve, it feels like Santa has been part of the season all along.

Spelling test tomorrow

Santa:I heard about the spelling test. Brave does not always feel brave at first.

Page 14
Max the Elf · marshmallow incident

Santa:I heard Max got into the marshmallows again. The elves are calling it “research.”

Filed by Pip
Kindness moment

Santa:Helping your sister today made the list glow a little brighter.

Nice List · +1
Roxie the dog

Santa:Rudolph would like to know whether Roxie has stopped eating wrapping paper.

From the stables
House favorite · chocolate chip

Santa:Chocolate chip remains the house favorite. The cookie ledger has been updated.

Cocoa Ledger
First lost tooth

Santa:A first tooth is very big news. I’ve written it beside the cocoa ledger.

Page 22
Season grows from here
Day 1
Week 1
Mid-December
Christmas Eve
✦ From around the workshop

A few helpers from the North Pole.

Santa does the texting, but the workshop is full of characters your family may hear about along the way: letter-sorters, map-keepers, cookie experts, bedtime whisperers, Elf-on-the-Shelf correspondents, and tiny-detail inspectors. They help make the North Pole feel alive, with little cameos, stories, and magical details woven naturally into the season.

Grum, Master Toy Maker

Grum

Master Toy Maker

A quiet old workshop legend who builds toys so perfectly that even the elves stop to watch.

✦ Hand-carved keepsakes
Grum
Pip Brindlewick, Tiny Logistics Elf

Pip Brindlewick

Tiny Logistics Elf

Fast, bright, and somehow always knows where the missing ribbons, bells, and list pages went.

✦ Finds the lost things
Pip
Ida Peppermint, Candy Cane & Cocoa Elf

Ida Peppermint

Candy Cane & Cocoa Elf

Sweet, funny, and slightly chaotic, usually found near candy canes, cocoa, or something sticky.

✦ Keeper of the cocoa ledger
Ida
Nora Nutmeg, Kitchen Helper

Nora Nutmeg

Kitchen Helper

Mrs. Claus's kitchen helper, known for cookies, cocoa, and pretending not to add extra cinnamon.

✦ Secret-recipe cookies
Nora
Bramble Wick, Lantern & Candle Keeper

Bramble Wick

Lantern & Candle Keeper

Keeps the lanterns glowing, the candles steady, and the North Pole feeling warm on snowy nights.

✦ Keeps the lights warm
Bramble
Lottie Snowbutton, Young Reindeer Caretaker

Lottie Snowbutton

Young Reindeer Caretaker

Gentle, patient, and excellent with brave little moments, animals, and small-but-mighty hearts.

✦ Reindeer whisperer
Lottie

Part of the North Pole world — they can appear when the moment is right. — S.C.

✦ A Glimpse Of The Conversation

For a hundred years, you sent a letter and hoped. Now Santa texts back.

The wonder of a letter to the North Pole — but this time, a reply comes back. By name. All season.

The Old Wayone letter, no reply
Dear Santa,
I have been mostly good
this year. I lost a tooth.
My elf is named Pip.
Love,
Tommy
Santa Claus
The North Pole
(somewhere very cold)
Mailed. Then…
silence, every year.
The New Waya real conversation, all season
Today · 9:42pm
✦ From the Desk of Santa Claus

Not just a message. A whole season with Santa.

Santa becomes part of the season: a name in your contacts, a voice before bedtime, a photo from the workshop, a note about the Elf, and a little bit of magic showing up when your family least expects it.

Contacts
Santa Claus
Santa Claus
North Pole · Favorites
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message
🎙
voice
📸
photo
“Tell Emma I'll be thinking of her before the spelling test.” ⭐
Saved in your phone. Sent from the North Pole.
📱
Saved in your phone
Santa's number

Saved in your phone like any other contact — except this one writes back from the North Pole.

Delivered by elf #0427 · Tinsel Township
🎙
By Sleigh · First Class
Voice memos from the North Pole

A warm message from Santa before bed, before a big day, or when Christmas Eve finally arrives.

Delivered by elf #1109 · Cocoa Hollow
📸
Filed beside the cocoa ledger
North Pole photos

Workshop snapshots, Elf updates, reindeer moments, and magical little dispatches that make the season feel alive.

Delivered by elf #0612 · Reindeer Run
🎀
Checked twice
Family memories

Santa remembers the little things you share — then brings them back when it matters most.

Delivered by elf #2401 · Frostgate
🛷
Rudolph-approved
Christmas Eve updates

Sleigh bells, rooftop watch, reindeer reports, and just enough suspense to make bedtime nearly impossible.

Delivered by elf #0815 · Peppermint Quarter
⭐
From the Desk of Santa Claus
Kind nudges

When the day goes sideways, Santa can encourage apology, bravery, patience, and trying again — without shame.

Delivered by elf #1224 · Lantern Row
One family. One season. A little more wonder.
✦ From Santa's Archive

Little family moments,
made magical.

From spelling tests to Elf disasters, Santa turns ordinary December moments into something your family remembers.

Before a big test
You
"Santa, Emma has a spelling test tomorrow and she's nervous."
Santa
Tell Emma brave does not always feel brave at first. Sometimes it just feels like trying anyway. I'll be thinking of her from the workshop tonight. ⭐
✦From the workshop · Tues 8:42 pm
When the Elf made a mess
You
"Our Elf Max got stuck in the cereal box this morning."
Santa
That does sound like Max. The elves here are calling it "research," which is what they say whenever breakfast becomes complicated.
✦Elf Incident #14
✦Workshop report · Filed by Pip
A kind nudge
You
"Can you remind Liam to be kinder to his sister?"
Santa
I think Liam has a good heart, and good hearts still need practice. One kind thing for his sister today would make the Nice List glow a little brighter.
✦Nice List +1
✦Filed beside the Nice List
A first lost tooth
You
"She lost her first tooth today."
Santa
A first tooth is very big news. I've written it beside the cocoa ledger, which is where we keep the important things.
✦Cocoa Ledger · Page 22
Bedtime voice memo
You
"Can you send a bedtime voice memo tonight?"
Santa
▶
0:18
Of course. Something soft, snowy, and just brave enough for dreaming.
✦Voice Memo · 0:18 · Sent at 7:48 pm
Christmas Eve sleigh update
Santa
Christmas Eve route check: reindeer fed, sleigh bells quiet, first rooftops ahead. Tell the children the sky is behaving beautifully tonight.
✦Sleigh dispatch · 11:42 pm · Eastward
✦ Choose your magic

One season.
Three flavors of Santa.

From a stocking-stuffer worth of texts to the whole sleigh — every plan keeps Santa parent-guided and child-safe.

Built for the Christmas season, not another forever subscription · Active Nov 1 — Dec 26
✦ Stocking Stuffer

Texts from Santa

Just the texts. Pure, classic Santa magic.
$19per month
100 Magic Credits included each month
Credits power Santa's extra-special moments.
  • ✓Unlimited classic texting with Santa (fair use)
  • ✓Santa remembers your family
  • ✓Elf on the Shelf storylines
  • ✓Christmas Eve sleigh updates
  • ✓Parent-guided, child-safe
  • ✓Voice memos & North Pole photos available with added credits
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✦ Most Families Choose This

The Workshop Pass

Santa's voice in your ear. Photos from the Pole.
$49per month
400 Magic Credits included each month
Credits power Santa's extra-special moments.
  • ✓Everything in Texts from Santa
  • ✓Up to 30 Santa voice memos each month
  • ✓Up to 30 North Pole photo dispatches each month
  • ✓Personalized Elf reports
  • ✓Christmas Eve voice call-out
  • ✓Optional auto-refill when credits run low
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✦ The Whole Sleigh

Season Magic Pass

Every memo, every photo, every flourish.
$129$99per month
1,000 Magic Credits included each month
Credits power Santa's extra-special moments.
Pre-Season price · Locked in through Dec 26
  • ✓Everything in The Workshop Pass
  • ✓Up to 100 Santa voice memos each month
  • ✓Up to 100 North Pole photos each month
  • ✓Priority Christmas Eve dispatches
  • ✓Multi-child households included
  • ✓A little digital keepsake when the season ends
  • ✓Optional auto-refill when credits run low
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✦ Magic Credits ✦

How Magic Credits work

Simple Santa texts use just a little magic. Voice memos, North Pole photos, Elf reports, and Christmas Eve moments use more — because Santa's workshop puts extra care into them.

Text reply· 1 credit
Extra-personalized reply· 2 credits
Voice memo· 10 credits
North Pole photo· 10–15 credits
Elf report or Christmas Eve dispatch· 25+ credits
Classic texting is included. Credits are for extra-magical moments.
Optional auto-refill keeps the magic going when credits run low — parents stay in control and can turn it off anytime.
Active November 1 through December 26 · Cancel anytime before December 1 · One family, one season, one keepsake.
✦ Early Parent Reactions

Thank-you notes from the first families.

I asked Santa to mention that Emma missed her grandpa this year. The voice memo stopped me cold.

— A mother in Vermont

My son thought Santa knew about his spelling test. He walked into school like he had the North Pole behind him.

— A father in Surrey

Our Elf finally felt alive. My kids were checking for North Pole updates every morning.

— A family in Austin
✦ Letters We've Been Asked

Questions, gently answered.