My Christmas Experience
Everything at the North Pole
One family account, one Christmas, all of it in one place. Most of it is free — no card, no trial, no catch. The live calls with Santa are the part you pay for, and only if you want them.
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A tracker that lands on your roof
Every other tracker shows Santa somewhere over the ocean. Ours flies him to your actual address, arriving at the time you choose — and the whole family gets the alert the moment the sleigh leaves the North Pole.
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Letters Santa really answers
Your child writes; Santa writes back in his own hand and voice, about the things they actually said. Parents see every reply before it lands.
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Your family's elf
Tell the elf one thing your child did today. Tomorrow morning there is a note waiting about it — and Santa mentions it on the call. The elf moves himself.
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Christmas lists grandparents can shop
Kids build the list. You share one link with grandparents, aunts and uncles, who claim what they are buying so nothing arrives twice.
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The Workshop Log
Forty-nine days of news from the North Pole, starting November 15. A little something every morning, all the way to Christmas Eve.
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Nice-list merits & Christmas spirit
Log the good deeds. Watch the spirit meter climb. Print the nice-list certificate when they have earned it.
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Games and the North Pole village
Somewhere to wander while they wait — the village, the workshop, and games built for small hands.
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The countdown
How many sleeps, from the moment they ask until the sleigh lands.
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A live video call with Santa
Not a recording with a name dropped in. Santa sees your child, listens, and answers — and he already knows their name, their wish list, and what the elf saw this week. Five minutes, and the recording is yours to keep.
$9.99 · 5 minutes
See a real call →🎬
Magic Studio
Send a photo of your own living room and get it back with Santa standing in it, or the elf caught mid-mischief on your kitchen counter. Photos and short videos, made from your house — the ones the grandparents ask about.
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Keeping Christ in Christmas
Most Christmas apps make a family choose between the magic and the meaning. You should not have to. Turn on the Christ-first path in your family settings and the whole experience makes room for it:
- The journey to Bethlehem. Twenty-four illustrated chapters, one a day through Advent, with the verse each one comes from.
- An Advent wreath that lights on the real Sundays — hope, peace, joy, love, and the Christ candle on Christmas Day.
- St. Nicholas Day, December 6. The true story of the bishop who gave everything away, told for children.
- Santa points past himself. On calls and in letters he is clear about whose birthday it actually is.
It is optional and off unless you turn it on — your family, your Christmas, either way.
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Grandparents, this one is for you
Give a call with Santa without needing an account of your own. You get a code, they get the magic — and you can shop from the child's actual list instead of guessing.
Gift the magic →🔒
Parents hold every key
You decide what Santa knows, whether a call is recorded, and who sees anything. No ads, ever, and nothing about your children is sold. Download or delete everything from your settings, whenever you like.
Our children's privacy notice →Questions parents ask
What does SantaClause.me cost?
Most of it is free with a family account and no card: the Santa tracker that lands on your own house, letters Santa answers, your family's elf, Christmas lists, the daily Workshop Log, nice-list merits and the games. Live video calls with Santa are $9.99 for five minutes, and Magic Studio photos and videos are bought individually.
Is there a way to keep Christ at the centre of Christmas?
Yes. Turn on the Christ-first path and the app adds a 24-chapter illustrated journey to Bethlehem (one chapter a day through Advent), an Advent wreath that lights on the real Sundays, St. Nicholas Day on December 6 telling the true story of the bishop, and Santa himself pointing to whose birthday it actually is. It is optional and off unless you turn it on.
Do children need their own accounts?
No. A parent or guardian creates the one account and adds each child. Children sign in with a code you give them, and you control what Santa knows, whether calls are recorded, and what is shared.
How is this different from a recorded Santa video?
A recorded video is a template with your child's name dropped in. Here Santa listens and answers live — he knows their name, their wish list, what the elf saw this week, and he replies to what your child actually says.
No card. Takes a minute. The tracker is waiting.