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Mysterybox

About us

We make the reveal worth it.

Mysterybox started with a simple idea: a surprise should feel like a gift, not a gimmick. So we show every possible item up front, ship only authentic products and make every unboxing worth sharing.

Mysterybox in numbers

Boxes opened
2.1M+
Brands inside
120+
Happy collectors
184K
Average rating
Rated 4.8 out of 5

Our story

From 200 crates to two million opens.

In 2022 we bought a mystery box online, got a phone case worth less than the shipping, and couldn’t find a list of what might have been inside. We figured we could do better.

So we packed 200 crates by hand, published a list of every possible item, and posted it on a forum. They sold out in a weekend — not because the contents were bigger, but because people could finally see what they were buying.

That’s still the whole idea. Today Mysterybox is a team of 48 building the most delightful surprise-gift shop on the internet, with an unboxing moment that still gives us goosebumps.

  1. 2022

    A side project in a garage

    Three friends hand-pack 200 tech crates and publish a list of every possible item. They sell out in a weekend.

  2. 2023

    Gifting goes live

    Ship any item straight to a friend, tracked and ready to open.

  3. 2024

    The vault opens

    Collectors can keep items in their vault, trade them in for store credit, or ship everything in one parcel.

  4. 2025

    XP & seasons

    Levels, streaks and seasonal drops turn opening boxes into a progression game.

  5. 2026

    Two million opens

    A team of 48 across four time zones, shipping to 30+ countries.

What we stand for

Four promises, no fine print.

The crew

Meet the team

A small, remote-first crew of designers, engineers and collectors. Everyone here unboxes — it’s in the job description.

As featured in (fictional)

  • Gift Guide Weekly
  • Pixel Ledger
  • The Unboxer
  • Collectors Daily
  • Gearhaus

We’re hiring · 6 open roles

Build the next great unboxing with us.

Remote-first across EU and Americas time zones, with a hardware budget, four-day summer weeks and a monthly box allowance (obviously).