For court reporting firms and agencies

Thanksgiving ecards for court reporting firms

Your work depends on the attorneys and paralegals who book you. Thanksgiving is a good moment to thank them, with your firm's name on it. These Thanksgiving ecards for court reporting firms are short animated cards with your logo, colors and words, sent by email to the law firms, legal teams and reporters you work with, and you see the finished card before you pay.

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No account until you pay. The owner approves it by link. One price for your whole list.

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Made for a court reporting firm

A Thanksgiving card that looks like your reporting firm

Type your firm's website address and the card takes your brand colors and finds your logo. Or drop in a logo file and the colors are read from it. Then every line of text is yours: the greeting, the thank-you, and whether it comes from the firm, the owners, the scheduling desk or all of your reporters.

The result is a Thanksgiving ecard for court reporting firms that plays like a short film, with your logo, your colors, your words and music, full screen on a phone. On a Photo & Text design you can add your own photos: your team, your office, your conference rooms. It plays on its own web page, and the email that carries it to attorneys and paralegals is designed for you, with an animated or still graphic of the card. The demo on this page was set up for a court reporting firm; press Make this yours and the studio opens it, ready for your own logo.

Your firm's brand

Type your firm's website and the card takes your colors and finds your logo.

Approved before it goes out

A watermarked approval link your owner or office manager watches on a phone, with no account and nothing to download.

A thank-you, not a rate sheet

Every word is yours, signed from the firm, the owners, the scheduling team or your reporters.

Your contact list stays yours

Send it yourself from your own email platform, and your list of attorneys and paralegals never leaves your system.

Ends with your links

Your website, your scheduling page or your office hours, shown when the card finishes.

See who watched

The card's page shows how many people actually watched it, and sets no cookies on your recipients.

Three steps

How it works

1

Brand it

Pick a design and type your firm's website. Your logo and colors come in.

2

Approve it

Change the words, watch the finished card play, and send the owner the approval link.

3

Send it

Pick your list size and buy. We send it, or you send it from your own email platform.

The catalog

Thanksgiving ecard designs for your firm

The demo above is one of 25 Thanksgiving designs, and every one of them takes your firm's logo, colors and words. Press Preview to watch one, or Customize to open it in the studio.

What to write in a Thanksgiving message to attorneys

The best thank you to attorneys from a reporting firm is short and plain. Two or three sentences do it: thanks for the year of work together, a wish for the holiday, and who it is from. Leave the rate card and the new services for another email; the card's ending links can point to your website or your scheduling page instead. Start from one of these and change any word.

To attorneys and law firms

"This Thanksgiving, we are grateful for the firms and attorneys who trust us with the record."

"Thank you for another year of working together. Happy Thanksgiving from [firm name]."

To paralegals and legal assistants

"To the paralegals and legal assistants who book our reporters, rearrange our calendars and keep every case moving: thank you, and Happy Thanksgiving."

"Thank you for every booking, every last-minute change and every kind word this year. Wishing you a restful holiday."

To your reporters and staff

"To our customers and reporters: thank you. Wishing you a restful Thanksgiving."

"To our reporters, videographers, scopists and schedulers: thank you for a year of early starts and long days. Enjoy the holiday."

From the whole firm

"From all of us at [firm name]: thank you for your trust this year, and Happy Thanksgiving."

Need more ideas for a court reporting client appreciation note? Fifty more messages are in our holiday card messages for business.

Ecard or printed card for the attorneys you work with?

Some reporting firms still mail a printed card to a handful of their busiest law offices. A court reporting Thanksgiving message sent as an ecard reaches every attorney, paralegal and legal assistant on your list, at one price, the same week.

At a glance
Printed card
Thanksgiving ecard
Best for
The partners at a few busy firms
Attorneys, paralegals, legal assistants, claims teams and your reporters
Reaches
The firm mailroom, if the address is current
Everyone on your email list, at the office, in court or working from home
Cost
Printing, postage and envelopes for each card
One price for the whole list
Approval
A proof passed around the office
A link the owner watches on a phone
Afterwards
No way to know who saw it
See how many people watched, and links to your website
A paralegal showing a file to an attorney at his desk in a law office

Who should get your firm's Thanksgiving card

Attorneys, paralegals and litigation support staff, insurance and corporate legal teams, and your reporters.

  • Attorneys at the law firms that book you, from litigation partners to associates.
  • Paralegals and legal assistants, who schedule most depositions and remember who made their week easier.
  • Litigation support staff, and the insurance and corporate legal teams who order transcripts.
  • Your reporters, videographers, scopists and schedulers, the people your customers actually meet.

A card holds one message, so many reporting firms make two: one for the attorneys and legal teams they work for, one for their own reporters and staff. Copy the first card, change the words, and both live in the same account.

Why Thanksgiving works for a court reporting firm

Most of what an attorney hears from a reporting firm is a confirmation, a reminder or an invoice. A Thanksgiving card is the one message that asks for nothing. It arrives before the December rush, when inboxes are lighter and year-end filings have not yet started, and it carries no faith, only gratitude, so it suits everyone on your list, from the senior partner to the newest legal assistant. It also reaches the person who actually picks the reporting firm: often the paralegal who books the deposition. Many firms send a Thanksgiving thank-you and a holiday card in December; see the holiday designs.

Monitors and microphones on a long wooden conference table

Approved by the owner before you pay

A card that goes to every law firm on your list usually needs a yes from the owner, and sometimes from a partner or the office manager too. Press Send for approval and pass on the link. It shows the real, finished card with a watermark, has nothing to download, and needs no account, so the owner can watch it on a phone between depositions.

When the card is approved, answer one question at checkout and the clean card is made in about one to two minutes. Nothing is bought until someone says yes, and if a typo turns up later, fix it and make the video again, free.

An autumn Thanksgiving table set with candles, small pumpkins and fall leaves

When to send a court reporting Thanksgiving message

US Thanksgiving is Thursday, November 26, 2026. Send it the week before, Monday to Wednesday, in working hours, when it lands in an inbox people are reading rather than a long weekend. Some offices close early on the Wednesday, so earlier in the week is safer. If we send it, you can schedule it ahead of time.

Then add your website, your scheduling page or your holiday office hours as the card's ending links, the row of links shown when the card finishes, so a paralegal booking the first depositions of the new year knows where to go. See all the Thanksgiving ecards.

Your contact list stays in your hands

There are two ways to send, at the same price.

  • Send it yourself. We design the email; you send it from Outlook, Mailchimp, Constant Contact or another provider. Your list of attorneys and paralegals never leaves your own system.
  • We send it. Import your list and every address is checked before the send. Unsubscribes are handled for you, permanently, and you get a report afterward.

Either way, the email is designed and tested to render as widely as possible, and the card's own page sets no cookies on your recipients and is kept out of search engines. How each way works · Privacy.

How many people will this card reach?

People you send to Price (USD)
0 to 500 people $99
501 to 1,000 people $249
1,001 to 2,500 people $399
2,501 to 5,000 people $599
5,001 to 10,000 people $899
10,001 to 20,000 people $1,499
20,001 to 30,000 people $2,099
30,001 to 40,000 people $2,699
40,001 to 50,000 people $3,299
50,000+ people Get a quote

Prices in US dollars. One purchase per card. There is no subscription and nothing to renew.

Start your card, pay when it's finished

Included at every size

  • Your card, finished and watermark-free
  • Its own web page, live for 60 days
  • The video, to download
  • An email designed to carry it
  • Sending by us, or a ready-made email for your own provider
  • Delivery reports when we send it

Questions court reporting firms ask

US Thanksgiving is Thursday, November 26. The week before is a good time.
Many do, because attorneys and paralegals choose who covers their next deposition. A Thanksgiving card thanks them before the December rush and asks for nothing, and an ecard reaches the whole list at one price.
Two or three sentences: thanks for the year of work together, a wish for the holiday, and who it is from. Sample lines for attorneys, paralegals, your reporters and the whole firm are on this page.
Yes. Send the preview link; they watch the real card, watermarked, with no account.
Yes. Add it to the card's ending links, the row of links shown when the card finishes. The card itself stays a thank-you.
Your firm decides every word and who receives it. If you are unsure how your state's rules for court reporters treat a card, check them before you send.
Attorneys, paralegals and legal assistants, litigation support staff, insurance and corporate legal teams, and your own reporters. Many firms make a second card for their reporters and staff.
If you send it yourself, yes: we design the email and you send it from your own provider, so the list never leaves your system. If we send it, you import the list and every address is checked before the send.
Your choice: we send it to your list, or you send it from your own email platform with a ready-made email.
Yes. When the card finishes, it shows a row of links you choose: your website, other pages of yours, and your social accounts.
60 days from the later of your purchase and your last send, and another send extends it.

All questions

Your firm's Thanksgiving card, approved before you pay

Start from the demo, or pick any Thanksgiving design.

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