Free for small parties. One price for everything else.
Build and preview the whole party for free; you pay when you send it, and only if it needs more than Free. One price covers the party, however many texts and reminders it takes. Guests never pay.
Launch prices are being finalized, so these may change before we open.
Everything a small party needs is free: every design, the envelope with their name on it, your photos, texts from your own phone, RSVPs by name, guests’ questions, nudges and the date poll. No ads, ever.
Designs funny to formalCollections for birthdays, weddings, anniversaries and every season’s holidays. Some put your photo right on the card: the couple on the stadium’s big screen, the birthday girl on a trading card. How to →
Texts from your own phoneEach household gets its own link, texted from your number (on iPhone, one tap sends them all after a one-time setup) or emailed. Guests never need an app or an account. How to →
Who’s coming, by nameGuests tick who in their household is coming and name anyone they bring, with a question for each person (dinner choice, allergies). How to →
Nudges and reminders, on their ownA “can you make it?” email two days before the RSVP-by date and a reminder to the yeses before the party, for everyone with an email. Guests you text get a nudge in one tap, now or on a day you pick, and an update reaches everyone. How to →
One price for everything letsparty does for a party: how it opens, music and effects, head-count limits, the seating chart, the photo wall and video wishes, the keepsake, and every AI helper.
Up to 150 invitesEnough for the whole class, the whole family, or a milestone with everyone you know.
Pick how it opensAn envelope with their name on it, or a wax-sealed letter, a gift box, a golden ticket, a scratch-off, curtains that part, candles to blow out: more than 30 openings to play before you pick. How to →
A photo wallPut the QR sign on the table. Everyone’s photos land in one place, with a live slideshow for the big screen. How to →
A seating chartTables, a household at each (the kids can sit apart), drag and drop on a computer, a printed chart and an A-to-Z list for the door. Guests see “Your table” on their invite. How to →
Answers from your detailsWhen a guest asks something your party details already answer, they get the answer right away. Anything else comes to you. How to →
Every party you host for a year is on the Party plan, and what you’ve already paid for parties that year counts toward it. The year’s birthdays and holidays are planned before you think of them, and cards for every occasion are included.
Host a few parties a year? What you’ve paid for parties counts toward the $99 pass, so you never pay more than $99 a year: moving up costs $70 after one party or $41 after two, and every party after that is included.
Every party on the Party planUp to 150 invites each, with everything in Party, for every party you host in the year.
Your year, planned aheadThe birthdays in your address book and the holidays you host, laid out twelve months ahead, with an email when it’s time to plan if you want one. How to →
Party RadarConnect your calendar and it spots the birthdays and open weekends worth a party. It only suggests; nothing goes out without you. How to →
Cards for every occasionBirthday, anniversary, holiday and thank-you cards in the same designs, opening like an envelope with their name on it, with your photos, a line just for each of them and a gift link if you like. Sent from your phone or by email, and a group card everyone signs, too. How to →
The holiday card listEvery household’s mailing address, with when each was last checked (guests can confirm their own), ready to download when it’s time for cards. How to →
A wedding goes only on the Wedding plan. It lasts from the day you start until three months after the wedding, however long the engagement, and moves if the date does. It covers the wedding, every party around it from the engagement party to the brunch, and every other party you host until then, with no limit on invites and the wedding website. After that it renews as a regular Host Pass, which you can cancel any time before it renews.
Your whole wedding, and every party around itA wedding goes only on the Wedding plan. The engagement party, the rehearsal dinner, the brunch and every other party you host until three months after the wedding come with it, with no limit on invites, however long the engagement.
A wedding websiteYour story and photos, every event, where to stay, getting there, the menu, what to wear with your colors, the venue with a map, the registry and your questions answered, at letsparty.rsvp/your-names in your invitation’s look. Add sections with a tap and see the website beside you as you build it. A guest who can’t find their invite gets it by email. A password if you like. How to →
The wedding checklistOne tap adds a year of steps to the wedding’s to-do list, from booking the venue to the thank-you cards, each dated back from the wedding and linked to where letsparty does it. How to →
The Wedding plan is $199. It lasts from the day you start until three months after the wedding, however long the engagement, and moves if the date does. It covers the wedding, any party you make around it, and every other party you host until then, with no limit on invites. After that it renews as a regular Host Pass at $99 a year; cancel any time before it renews.
The wedding$199
Engagement party, if you have oneIncluded
Shower, if you have oneIncluded
Bachelorette or bachelor party, if you have oneIncluded
Per invitation, not per person. A family of four on one invite counts once here; Greenvelope and Punchbowl count all four.
No ads on any plan, the free one included.
A year of parties: the Host Pass is $99. Evite Pro is $249.99 (unlimited invitations, up to 2,500 guests each), and Paperless Pro is $250 for 250 guests a year.
Each invite is one personal link, and everyone on it RSVPs together. Put a couple or a whole family on one invite and they count once. Kids and plus-ones never count, so 15 invites is often 30 guests or more.
Do my guests pay, or need an account?
Never. Guests open their own link in any phone’s browser and RSVP in a few taps.
Do texts cost extra?
No. Texts go out from your own phone, so they’re part of your phone plan.
When do I pay?
When you send. Build the whole party, try every design and preview it for free; you pay only when it goes out with more than 15 invites or with a feature from the Party plan turned on. A party that grows past 15 later moves up then.
How does the Host Pass work?
One price for the year. Every party you host is on the Party plan, your year of birthdays and holidays is planned ahead with reminders, and cards for every occasion are included. What you’ve already paid for parties that year counts toward it, so you never pay more than $99 a year: moving up after one party costs $70, and after two, $41.
How long does the Wedding plan last?
Your whole wedding, for $199: from the day you start until three months after the wedding, however long the engagement, so a two-year engagement costs the same as a six-month one. If the date moves, the plan moves with it. A wedding goes only on the Wedding plan, and it covers the wedding, every party around it from the engagement party to the brunch, and every other party you host until then, with no limit on invites and the wedding website. After that it renews as a regular Host Pass at $99 a year, unless you cancel it first, which you can do any time.
What does “coming soon” mean?
It’s on its way: some are built and waiting on the last accounts, the others are next on our list. Each one shows the plan it will be on when it arrives.