Gift memberships: giving and redeeming
Give a year of ECGWeekly. One-time payment, no auto-renewal, code delivered by email.
Updated November 11, 2026
Giving a gift
Go to ecgweekly.com/gift, pick a plan (Essentials, Plus, or Max), and pay once. You'll receive a gift code by email to pass along however you like — many people forward it with a note, or print it for match day or graduation.
- It's a one-time payment — the gift never auto-renews and no card is kept on file.
- The recipient gets a full 365 days from the day they redeem, not the day you buy — so a gift bought in May for a July graduation loses nothing.
Redeeming a gift
Enter the code at ecgweekly.com/redeem-gift. New to ECGWeekly? Your account is created on the spot. Already a member? The gift year is added on top of what you have.
When the gift year ends
Access simply ends — no charge, because there's no card on file. The recipient can join as a regular member any time and keep all their history from the gift year.
Trouble with a code?
Message us with the code and the buyer's email and we'll sort it out — codes occasionally get trapped by hospital spam filters, and we can always re-send or re-issue.
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