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Boxcrossing puts you in a themed ring with people around the world. You'll pay one clear price, get a label, and drop off a box — your address is never shown to another member, and neither is theirs.
If your sender goes quiet, you still get a parcel.
Every ring is put together by hand, by a person, so it spans different countries.
Every ring is put together by hand, by a person, so it spans different countries.
Pick a theme you like and take one of the spots.
When sign-up closes, a person arranges everyone into a ring by hand.
A real carrier label. You get its tracking; the address never shows in the app.
Drop your box off. Someone else's is already on its way to you.
Photographs members sent after opening their box.
A tin of buttons · Poland → FranceA tin of buttons · Poland → France
Netherlands → SpainA book with a train ticket in it · Netherlands → Spain
One box, wrapped by somebody who chose what went inside it.
Two lines, always shown separately. The fee is ours, not a tax, and nothing is added on arrival.
Nobody sees your address. It goes straight onto the shipping label we buy for your sender, is stored encrypted, and is never shown in the app or passed to another member.
If a round doesn't fill, the whole amount comes back automatically.
If someone never sends, you still get a parcel. From the payment they don't get back, you get a free spot in the next round, a replacement parcel from us, or your own money back — your choice.
“I got a tin of buttons from a woman in Poland and I have no idea why I love it so much.”
“Mine came wrapped in a page from a Rotterdam newspaper. I kept the newspaper.”
Dummy quotes and dummy faces. These ship only with real members' words and their permission, or not at all.
I started this because I liked the idea of a parcel arriving from someone who picked it out on purpose. Boxcrossing is a small, independent project, not a large company — I arrange every ring myself, and a real person answers the inbox.
The club has rules, and they have consequences. Worth a minute before you join.
Germany → ItalyStickers from a stationery shop · Germany → Italy