Facts about RSVPify reflect publicly listed pricing and features. We update this page when either platform changes their offering.
| Feature | InviteBeam | RSVPify |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Free up to 10 guests, then flat $5/event | Limited free tier; monthly subscription plans |
| Built for | Personal celebrations | Corporate and large-scale events |
| Invitation design | Themed cards + custom-image upload | Form-and-page focused |
| RSVP tracking | Live dashboard | Yes, with advanced reporting |
| Meal + dietary tracking | Included | Included |
| Automatic reminders + thank-yous | Included | Reminders on paid plans |
| Seating charts / check-in | Not offered | Offered |
| Commitment | Pay per event | Recurring plan |
RSVPify provides online RSVP and event registration with guest-list management, custom questions, seating tools, and check-in features. It offers a limited free tier and paid subscription plans, and is commonly used for corporate and large-scale events.
We'd rather you pick the right tool than a refund-worthy mistake. RSVPify is a better fit if:
For one-off personal events, yes. RSVPify's paid tiers are monthly subscriptions, so a single birthday party means paying for a month of a plan. InviteBeam charges $5 once for that event, and nothing at all under 10 guests.
No. Those are RSVPify strengths aimed at large or corporate events. InviteBeam covers invitation design, delivery, RSVP tracking, meal and dietary collection, plus-ones, and reminders.
Up to 100 guests on the flat $5 tier. Beyond that, a dedicated event-registration platform like RSVPify is the better fit.
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