Logo designs are the website's starting point
Digitize Are Us describes work ranging from simple logos with minimal detail to complicated designs and appliqué. Its published plans name DST, PES and EXP among the output formats. These are presented in an embroidery context, with options such as 3D Puff digitizing and small lettering. They should not be read as video file formats or evidence that the business accepts VHS cassettes.
Read the design prices in their proper context
The website lists $10 per design for simple logos, $15 per design for moderately complex logos, and $25 per design for complicated or detailed logos, appliqué or complex designs. The first two plans state 12-24 hours; the third states 6-12 hours. Those figures belong to the advertised design work. They are not tape prices, per-hour video charges or VHS processing estimates.
The ordering instructions ask for design requirements, embroidery size and desired colors. They say the team assesses complexity and provides a detailed cost and turnaround quote in 4-6 hours, with confirmation after the customer is satisfied. If your interest is embroidery, use that quote to clarify your particular design, required machine format and any additional conditions. If your interest is tapes, begin with the service-availability question instead.
A focused VHS inquiry before a visit
The contact page publishes a Grand Island address at 1879 Whitehaven Road, Suite 10, along with a US phone number and an email address. Contact the business before planning to bring tapes there. An address alone does not establish a tape drop-off arrangement, and the embroidery ordering instructions do not describe one.
A useful first message is simple: do you transfer VHS home videos, and which tape types can you handle? If the answer is yes, ask for the full price basis, expected completion time, digital delivery choices and arrangements for returning originals. Mention damaged shells, mold or tapes that have jammed, and ask whether they can be assessed. Do not assume restoration is included. These are questions to establish the service, rather than policies currently confirmed for Digitize Are Us.
Prepare a transfer request around the recordings
If you use a confirmed tape-transfer service, inventory your cassettes and agree the price, delivery format and return of originals. Describe the devices you intend to use. Check picture and sound in the delivered files, retain the tapes and keep a separate digital backup before uploading selected memories.
From finished video files to a private family archive
Memrial is a separate private family archive for photos and home videos after conversion. It does not convert physical tapes and is not part of Digitize Are Us. You can start with 2.0 GB of free storage shared across the archive, with no card needed. Check the size of your converted videos before deciding what to upload; the allowance is not unlimited.
Timeline lets you attach exact or approximate dates so memories can be found by year. Relatives can help fill in the stories through comments. Live Watch Parties synchronize an uploaded home video, with the host controlling play, pause and seek and everyone using voice or text chat, whether nearby or far away. The free allowance is 3 hours per month with up to 6 participants.
Collect the next reunion alongside the older footage
For a reunion or anniversary, Event Memories provides a secure occasion contribution link. Contributors sign in, but do not need archive membership to add photos and videos. Their uploads collect in the event album, and closing the link keeps the memories already contributed. That gives the family somewhere to gather new moments alongside older recordings once those tapes have been converted elsewhere.