Classic Last Name
First names, last name and an optional EST year in the most versatile layout on the site.
$32.99–$39.99
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Closing gifts
Realtor closing gifts
A closing gift is a referral instrument, not a thank-you card. It works only if it is still visible in the house years later, when your client is asked whether they know an agent. Wine and baskets are gone in a month. A board with the client's own name and the year they bought is on the counter for a decade — $32.99–$39.99, less in volume.
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Split Monogram
A timeless split layout with your initial, last name and optional EST year.
$32.99–$39.99
Script The Last's
Soft script styling with an heirloom feel, especially strong for wedding gifting.
$32.99–$39.99
The one rule
Their name, not your logo
A branded object is advertising
Your logo on a gift tells the client what the gift is for. It gets thanked for, then stored. The visibility you paid for lasts as long as it takes to find a drawer.
A named object is a possession
The Harpers · EST 2026 is theirs. It stays out because it is about them, and it reminds them of the house — and of who handed it over — every time they use it.
Put your card in the box instead: the gift carries their name, the card carries yours. The referral maths behind this →
Volume
Order a year of closings at once
Every board carries a different client name and year. One order, one proof sheet, delivered as you need them.
| Quantity | Bamboo with handle | Acacia | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10–24 boards | $29.69 | $35.99 | 10% off |
| 25–49 boards | $28.04 | $33.99 | 15% off |
| 50+ boards | $26.39 | $31.99 | 20% off |
Minimum 10 boards, 10 days rather than the usual 3, and nothing is engraved until you have signed off a proof sheet showing every name. Request a bulk quote
Questions
Closing gift questions
What is the best closing gift for a real estate client?
Something that stays visible in the home for years, because a closing gift is a referral instrument rather than a thank-you card. Wine, candles and gift baskets are consumed within a month and take your name with them. A board engraved with the client's own name and the year they bought the house stays on the counter.
Should a closing gift have my logo on it?
No. Anything carrying your logo reads as advertising and goes in a drawer; anything carrying the client's name reads as a gift and gets displayed. The recall you want does not come from them seeing your brand — it comes from them being reminded of the house, and of who handed it to them, at a moment they would otherwise not think of you.
How much should a closing gift cost?
$50.00 to $100.00 is the practical range on a median sale, which is a very small fraction of the commission. A board is $32.99–$39.99 before the volume discount, so most agents add the gift box or give two boards rather than stretch to one expensive object.
When should I give it?
At the closing table, or within the first week. A gift that arrives a month later has missed the moment it was meant to mark. Because each board is engraved with a specific name, order ahead of the closing date rather than after it — 3 days at the bench for a single board, 10 days for a run of ten or more.
Can every board in a bulk order have a different name?
Yes. That is the point of ordering ahead — a run of 10 or more comes at 10% off and each board carries its own client name and year. Runs are confirmed in writing with a proof sheet showing every name exactly as it will be engraved, before anything goes on the laser.
What volume discount is there?
10% off from 10 boards, 15% from 25, and 20% from 50. At 20% a bamboo board is $26.39. Allow 10 days rather than the usual 3.
Go deeper
Closing gift guides
- The Best Closing Gifts for Realtor Clients — What actually gets kept after a closing, what gets regifted, and what the gift is really for.
- Why Realtors Love Personalized Housewarming Gifts — The referral case for closing gifts: why personalization beats branding, which gifts survive to the referral window, and the gift-value rules to check locally.
- Realtor Closing Gift Ideas That Feel Premium — What makes a closing gift read as expensive when it is not, what to spend by sale price, and why the percentage-of-commission rules do not add up.
- Personalized Corporate Gifts for Clients That Do Not Get Thrown Away — Why branded merchandise fails and personalized gifts do not: what to spend per client, where a logo belongs, the order minimum, and how a name run is produced.
- Why Personalized Cutting Boards Make Great Housewarming Gifts — Why an engraved board survives where other housewarming gifts do not, what to engrave for any household shape, the real sizes, and when it is the wrong gift.
- Bamboo vs. Acacia Cutting Boards: Which Makes the Better Gift? — Bamboo runs pale, thin and $7.00 cheaper.
Before the next occasion
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