MyHeritage Introduced the MyHeritage Gift Membership

MyHeritage announced the launch of the new MyHeritage gift membership! You can now give someone special the MyHeritage Complete plan, their best plan for family history research. To celebrate the launch, gift memberships are now available with a 50% introductory discount.

The gift membership is the Complete plan which provides access to all features and 12.7 billion historical records on MyHeritage. Order a gift membership in a few clicks, and your chosen recipient will receive an email explaining the super simple steps needed to redeem their gift.

The MyHeritage Gift Membership Includes:

Unlimited tree size and unlimited photo storage

Access to MyHeritage’s 12.7 billion historical records

Automatic Record Matches for the family tree

Automatic Smart Matches to millions of family trees

Instant Discoveries consisting of Person Discoveries and Photo Discoveries

Tree Consistency Checker that identifies mistakes and inconsistencies in the family tree

Unlimited use of MyHeritage in Color and the MyHeritage Photo Enhancer

To purchase a gift membership, visit myheritage.com/gift

You can select the duration of the gift – either 6 months or 1 year. You will be asked to log in to your MyHeritage account or sign up for free if you are not yet a MyHeritage users.

At the end of the membership period, the recipient will retain access to their MyHeritage account and all family tree data and nothing will be deleted. If they wish to continue enjoying the full benefits of a membership, it will be up to them to extend their plan. Or, you can give them another gift membership.

The gift membership needs to be activated within 6 months of its delivery to the recipient, and then it will start. If you gifted someone with a membership who doesn’t want it, you can ask MyHeritage’s customer support to transfer it to someone else.

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