Internet, Networking, & Security Around the Web 5 Ways You Can Talk to Santa Online Email Santa, call him up, or chat online for free by Stacy Fisher Stacy is a freelancer with over 18 years experience writing about technology and personal finance. She has published hundreds of articles and co-authored a book. our editorial process Stacy Fisher Updated on December 21, 2020 Around the Web Browsers Cloud Services Error Messages Family Tech Home Networking 5G Antivirus VPN Web Development Around the Web View More Tweet Share Email Need to have a chat with Santa Claus? Below are five ways you can find Santa Claus online, whether you're trying to get off the naughty list or if you just want to hear his hearty "ho, ho, ho!" You can tell him what you want for Christmas, ask about his flying reindeer, or find out where all those cookies go every Christmas Eve. 01 of 05 Write an Email Letter to Santa Santa is on the web, and he checks his email regularly throughout the day. Here are some options for writing an email letter to Santa: Email Santa: This interactive site lets you or your child choose a stamp and send Santa a digital letter. When you're done, you'll receive an immediate email reply, or you can view Santa's message right away on the website.Northpole.com: There are all kinds of fun things to do here, in addition to sending an email to Santa. You can play games, read stories, or try out Christmas karaoke. You need to sign up for a free account (either a child account or a parent account) before you can write a letter to Santa or send postcards from the site. Go to Email Santa 02 of 05 Send a Video Letter From Santa Portable North Pole offers free, personalized video letters for all ages and relationships, with charming touches that make the recipient wonder how Santa knows what he knows. The video letter may mention special toys that are on a kid's wish list, whether the child has been doing well in school (or perhaps not so well), and whether they help out with chores or are nice to their siblings. You can make as many videos as you want, for as many people as you want. Go to Portable North Pole 03 of 05 Make a Phone Call to Santa's Hotline If you have someone in your house who wants to call Santa on the phone, arrange a personal phone call to the big guy at Santa's Hotline. Have your child call Santa's phone number and wait for him to answer. Your child can then leave a message for Santa. When the call is placed from a mobile phone, Santa sends a text message of the call. The Santa Claus phone number for English speakers in the United States is +1 (605) 313-4000. However, since multiple languages and countries are supported, visit the website to view the list of Santa Claus phone numbers and find the right one for where you live. If you'd like to write the whole message from Santa and then have him call your child, try ChristmasDialer.com. Another way to have a call with Santa is to use Santa's Magic Phone Call & Text app. Go to Santa's Hotline 04 of 05 Chat With Santa Online If your children are old enough to type, they can enjoy chatting with Santa at the Santa Chats website. Just type a greeting or question into the text box, and Santa responds immediately. Although the chat responses are automated, and some responses are more polished than others, chatting with Santa can be amusing for your children. Go to Santa Chats 05 of 05 NORAD Santa Tracker You can't leave a letter for Santa here, but you can get plenty of real-time information during the holiday season. The NORAD Santa Tracker is active beginning on December 1 each year and especially active on Christmas Eve. It's a fun way for kids to track Santa Claus as he makes his way around the world with presents. The site includes videos, a fun kid's countdown, a cookie counter that tracks how many cookies Santa Claus has eaten so far, and a reading of The Night Before Christmas. Go to NORAD Santa Tracker Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Get the Latest Tech News Delivered Every Day Email Address Sign up There was an error. Please try again. You're in! Thanks for signing up. There was an error. Please try again. Thank you for signing up. Tell us why! Other Not enough details Hard to understand Submit