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Free tool · Just for fun

We made a Wrapped for your company

Years in business, the team you built, every job or ticket you have handled. Put in your numbers and get a card made to post on LinkedIn.

FreeAbout 1 minuteSized for LinkedIn and stories

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How this works

Four steps, about as many minutes.

  1. Type your company name and a few numbers.
  2. Add the one thing you are most proud of.
  3. See your company by the numbers.
  4. Download the card and post it.
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Your company deserves a year-end card too

Everyone gets a Wrapped for their music. Almost nobody gets one for the thing they spent the most hours building. This makes one for your company: the years, the team, the work you have handled and the systems that kept it all running, on one card you can post.

Owners usually find the numbers bigger than they expected. A twelve-year-old company with forty people that handles three thousand jobs a year has done thirty-six thousand jobs. That is a lot of problems solved and customers served, and it is worth saying out loud once in a while.

What all that history is

All those jobs, tickets and emails are also a record of how your company actually works, and records like that now have buyers. If your numbers look big, it is worth checking whether your company qualifies. It costs nothing and takes two minutes.

Questions about this tool.

Is anything I type saved?

No. It is used to draw your card and nothing is sent anywhere.

What size is the card?

One for LinkedIn and Instagram posts (1080 by 1350) and one for stories (1080 by 1920).

Can I change the numbers?

Yes. Change any answer and press the button again.

What does Briggs Analytics have to do with it?

The card carries our name and link. If your numbers look big, you can check whether your company's records qualify, free.

See what your company's records could be worth.

Costs you nothing · five quick questions · about a minute · no files

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