Flikshop

Name: Flikshop
Rating: 4.8 (957 reviews)
Author: The Perspectives Group, LLC

By: The Perspectives Group, LLC

Built by a returning citizen

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Features & Capabilities

Flikshop makes it easy to send real photo postcards to inmates. Built by Marcus Bullock, a returning citizen who understands what these photos mean, Flikshop lets you snap a photo, add a personal message, and have it printed on real cardstock and mailed. Delivery is typically 5-7 days, with postcards starting at $1.29. The service is approved by 30+ state DOC mail systems, and families value the tangible, personal touch of a real photo.

From your phone, you choose a photo, add a message, and we handle printing and mailing. It’s designed to be simple, affordable, and family-focused, helping loved ones stay connected even when separated by prison walls.

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By:

The Perspectives Group, LLC

Rating:

4.80

(957) 1 ratings

Version:

6.3.40 Last updated: 2026-05-20

Version code:

885930795

Creation date:

2012-06-19

Compatible devices:

Size:

69.82MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

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Developed by:

The Perspectives Group, LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/flikshop/id534950350

Website:

http://youtu.be/dPKf120CqoM

User Reviews

Users praise Flikshop for its ease of use, low costs, and ability to stay connected with incarcerated loved ones through photos and postcards. It’s emotionally meaningful and convenient. However, recurring issues include poor customer service, delivery problems (non-delivery or delays), billing problems (duplicate charges, missing credits/refunds), and occasional tracking inconsistencies. Overall, the app is valued for its purpose and affordability, but reliability and support gaps remain notable drawbacks.

Pros

Easy to use and quick to send postcards and photos.
Very affordable; credits and low-cost messaging.
Helps users stay connected with incarcerated loved ones; meaningful and uplifting.
Supports sending visual communications (photos) to loved ones.

Cons

Poor or unresponsive customer service.
Delivery issues: not receiving postcards/photos, delays, or missing items.
Billing/credit problems: duplicate charges, credits not appearing, and delays/refunds.
Tracking/shipment inconsistencies and information that’s hard to navigate.

Recent reviews

I started using this app because I loved a few folks who were incarcerated and then as the time went on and they opened up access, I was able to use it to send communication to anybody that I want, including my daughter who is on a mission and all the people that I love that I just don't get to connect with enough. It's such a wonderful way to have access. You have access to your people for low cost and to send them beautiful photographs and messages and it just makes all the difference in the world. Thank you so much for creating this beautiful thing for everybody

by Kb*****, 2026-05-03

Let me just say that the quality of work is top tier! This is why I gave 3stars! Customer service is non existent and for this to be a business who’s stepping in as the middle man so we can reach the inmates there should be no reason a package sent from this business is confiscated because they made the return address my home address. This gives the prison the idea that I sent mail from home when I purchased, uploaded my photos and everything on this app. I am disgusted that I received a book back to my home address in April 2026 that was purchased and shipped incorrectly from Flikshop December 2025. Yes! The emailed customer service about it snd no reply still to this date. They need to do better for the price we pay in credits because you can’t direct pay and the credits are in inconvenient increments.