Best Last-Minute Gifts You Can Print or Email

Amazon gift card

There's almost nothing you can't find on Amazon, which means whoever you gift this to will find something that makes them happy. You can choose from dozens of designs, including some with a video for your gift recipient. The minimum amount you can load on a card is $5 and it goes up to $2,000, so you can send whatever amount you want.

QVC gift card

If your giftee loves to shop, then a gift card might be the way to go. QVC offers deals on everything from electronics and kitchen gadgets to fashion, beauty and jewelry, so there's something for everyone. Go for an e-gift card and your gift can arrive in seconds, or schedule it to arrive via email. 

eGifter gift cards

Sure, you can run into your nearest store to grab a gift card, but that works only if you're about to see your recipient in person. If you need one delivered, head to eGifter, which offers a huge selection of electronic gift cards that arrive instantly via email. You can even include an online greeting card, invite others to chip in and add a photo or video for a more personalized touch.

StackSocial

StackSocial specializes in digital items all year long, and it comes in handy for finding a last-minute gift with a ton of subscriptions, software and membership deals. Upgrade your loved one's tech with new apps or services, help a traveler learn a new language or nab cheaper flights, or simply secure a discounted membership to a big-box store for bulk-buying discounts.

MistoBox Coffee Subscription

If you have a coffee connoisseur on your list, there's no easier way to put a smile on their face than by gifting them coffee for several months. MistoBox offers coffee from 60 smaller roasters, allowing your giftee to try artisan brands from across the US. You can buy a three, six, or 12 month gift subscription, with a new bag of coffee shipped to them each month.

Cratejoy

Don't forget the ever-popular subscription box. Cratejoy's Geek & Gaming section can help you pick a perfect monthly delivery for your favorite tech-minded friend or family member, but there are boxes for lots of other categories as well.

Craft Beer Club

For your friends or family who enjoy a cold, frothy brew, give the gift of a monthly beer subscription. The Craft Beer Club is a popular choice among craft beer enthusiasts -- and for good reason. Each month you get a shipment of beer featuring small, independent brewers from around the country. Many of the tasty brews are award-winners and can be hard to get your hands on depending on where you live. 

You can purchase a single box for $54 or enroll them in a subscription with ongoing shipments. Each box features two different breweries and a mix of four styles from each one, for a total of 12 beers.

Spotify

Unlimited on-demand music is one of the technological joys of the 21st century, so give someone the gift of Spotify or another music subscription service. And what a gift that is: Access to all the music in the world (more or less) with options for offline listening, playlist sharing and more. You can get anything from a $10 gift card to a $100+ full-year subscription.

Not sure which one to choose? Check out CNET's roundup of the best music-streaming services.

Audible

Why stop at a single book when you can gift someone a virtually unlimited supply? Audible allows access to thousands of titles each month, so your giftee can enjoy tuning in to audiobooks while exercising, traveling or on the go. A one-month gift subscription costs $15, and your recipient gets one book credit to start them off. You can also purchase three months with three credits ($45), six months with six credits ($90) or 12 months with 12 credits ($150).

Netflix

I've been a Netflix subscriber for as long as I can remember, so I'm always shocked to find that some folks don't have the service. How else can they watch Stranger Things, The Crown, Derry Girls and countless other Netflix-exclusive gems? Let's help these people out. 

A standard plan with ads costs $6.99 per month. If you go ad-free, it's $15.49 per month, and a Premium plan will set you back $22.99 per month. Gift cards can be purchased via Amazon or at Walmart, Target and other retailers.

Fender Play

Does your giftee have a guitar they've been meaning to learn how to play? Give them a nudge in the right direction with Fender Play. It offers three- to five-minute bite-size lessons to build confidence in beginners, and expands to more intermediate lessons that'll have them playing their favorite tunes in no time. They can choose between learning how to play acoustic and electric guitar, bass and ukulele, and the production quality is so detailed it'll feel like they're learning in person. You can get a one-year subscription for $150, but you can also find three-month subscriptions for as low as $27 on Amazon.

Uncommon Experience

Some people already have everything they want, or they're extra particular about what they like. In those cases, give the gift of an experience that will get them off the couch to try something new. Uncommon Goods offers thousands of live online experiences, including flower-arranging lessons, cocktail-mixing sessions and astrology-chart classes. Experiences start at $20 and go up to $260.

Airbnb

Give the gift of travel with an Airbnb gift card. Cards are only available digitally, but since you can apply the funds toward any booking, it shouldn't be a problem. With Airbnb, giftees can pick their own destination, amenities and length of stay. The card doesn't expire, but it must be linked to their account within 90 days of purchase. Card amounts run from $25 to $2,000 when you purchase directly from Airbnb.

StubHub

There's nothing better than a live performance, especially after a long winter. Give them something to look forward to with last-minute concert tickets from StubHub, helping them catch performances from the likes of Taylor Swift, Bad Bunny, Adele, Andrea Bocelli, Harry Styles and more.

If live music isn't their style, you can give them the gift of laughter with performances from comedic legends such as Rob Schneider and others. StubHub also carries tickets to Broadway-style musicals and local ballet performances if you're looking to spend a classy night out.

Check CNET's coupon page for money-saving codes from StubHub before you buy.

Masterclass

Anyone who wants to dive deep into a topic with an expert will enjoy MasterClass. The online learning service offers over 180 classes taught by A-list celebrities, with new content released each month. You can get into cooking with Gordon Ramsay, poetry with Amanda Gorman, filmmaking with Martin Scorsese, skateboarding with Tony Hawk and more. A standard subscription for an individual costs $10 a month, or you can opt for the Plus plan (two devices) at $15 per month or the Premium plan ($20).

Established Titles

Who wouldn't want to be "officially" designated a lord or lady? Buy your giftee a square foot of land in Scotland -- and the accompanying lordship or ladyship that goes with it. Each plot comes with a personalized title certificate (delivered via email within 24 hours) and a unique plot number. This conservation-minded effort also promises a tree planted for every order. Title packs start at $50.

Xtreme Xperience race car driving

If you know someone who's always craved the thrill of breakneck speed, you can give them exactly that. Your giftee can choose to do an open-road tour or a Super Track Experience, which lets you zip around a racetrack with no speed limits. Gift vouchers start at $100.

ClassPass

Come Jan. 1, everyone will be racing to the gym to start their New Year's resolutions of getting into better shape. Help your giftee get ahead of the curve -- and get motivated -- with ClassPass. They can take classes at thousands of studios, gyms and spas, allowing them to bounce from SoulCycle to HIIT to a traditional gym. The variety will keep their workouts novel, helping them stick to their goals. A standard package is $89 per month, but gift card options start at $20.