Comparison

InviteBeam vs Greenvelope

Greenvelope offers premium digital stationery with envelope-opening animations, priced in tiers that scale with your guest count. InviteBeam is a flat $5 per event up to 100 guests, so the price does not move when your list grows.

Side-by-side comparison

Facts about Greenvelope reflect publicly listed pricing and features. We update this page when either platform changes their offering.

FeatureInviteBeamGreenvelope
Pricing modelFree up to 10 guests, then flat $5/eventTiered pricing that scales with recipient count
Cost as guest list growsUnchanged up to 100 guestsMoves you into higher tiers
Free tierYes — up to 10 guests, full featuresFree trial / preview sends
All designs includedYes — every theme on every tierDesign library included, tier by size
Custom-image uploadFree tierSupported
RSVP trackingLive dashboardYes
Automatic reminders + thank-yousIncludedReminders supported
Calendar (.ics) attachmentsYesYes
Money-back guarantee7 days, full refundNot standard

Why hosts switch from Greenvelope to InviteBeam

  • Flat $5 per event up to 100 guests — adding guests never changes the price
  • Free tier for events up to 10 guests, with all themes included
  • Custom-image uploads on every tier
  • Automatic reminders and thank-you emails included by default
  • 7-day money-back guarantee

About Greenvelope

Greenvelope is a digital invitation service known for elegant stationery-style designs and an animated envelope presentation. Pricing is organised into tiers based on the number of recipients, so larger guest lists move you into higher-priced tiers.

When Greenvelope might be the better choice

We'd rather you pick the right tool than a refund-worthy mistake. Greenvelope is a better fit if:

  • The animated envelope-opening presentation is central to the experience you want
  • You want the deepest library of high-end stationery-style designs

Frequently asked questions

Is InviteBeam cheaper than Greenvelope?

For most events, yes — particularly larger ones. Greenvelope prices by recipient-count tier, so a 90-guest wedding costs meaningfully more than a 20-guest dinner. InviteBeam is a flat $5 per event for any list up to 100 guests, and free at 10 or fewer.

Does InviteBeam have the animated envelope Greenvelope is known for?

No. InviteBeam delivers a designed invitation card directly in the email with a one-click RSVP link. The animated envelope-opening presentation is a Greenvelope signature — if that specific experience matters to you, Greenvelope is the better pick.

Are InviteBeam's designs as formal as Greenvelope's?

InviteBeam offers a curated set of formal and casual themes plus unlimited custom-image uploads. Greenvelope's library is deeper on high-end stationery specifically; InviteBeam's advantage is flat pricing and included automation.

Try InviteBeam free — no card required

Design and preview your invitation free. Send for $5 flat when your guest list exceeds 10.

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