Evite Alternatives, 2026 Edition no ads, no subscription, no app for guests.
If you've hit the ads on Evite's free tier or the coin system on Paperless Post, there's a simpler way. Invitly is a one-time $8.99 per invite — beautiful editorial designs, RSVP tracking, a live guest photo gallery, and zero ads for your guests. Ever.
Frequently asked questions
Is Invitly really ad-free for my guests?
Yes, 100%. Your guests never see a single ad when they open your invite. Evite's free tier shows banner ads; Invitly never does at any tier.
How is Invitly's pricing different from Paperless Post?
Paperless Post uses a coin system — you buy coins, then spend them per invite based on design rarity and guest count. It gets confusing and adds up. Invitly is a flat one-time $8.99 per invite, with unlimited guests on every tier.
What about Greenvelope's per-guest pricing?
Greenvelope charges based on guest count, so a 200-guest wedding costs far more than a 50-guest one. Invitly charges the same $8.99–$28.99 regardless of whether you invite 5 people or 500.
Does Invitly have as many design options as Evite?
No — Invitly deliberately has six editorial designs, not six thousand. Every design is hand-crafted, editorial quality, and works well across every occasion. We'd rather have six excellent templates than a cluttered gallery.
Can guests RSVP without installing an app?
Yes — guests just tap the link. No account, no app, no signup. Some competitors require guests to sign in to see the invite or RSVP; Invitly never does.
Does Invitly include a guest photo gallery?
Yes — on the Plus and Premium tiers, guests can upload photos directly to a shared gallery. Most competitors don't offer this at any price.
Is Invitly better than Evite for weddings?
For weddings specifically, yes — Invitly's editorial wedding templates, multi-event support (Premium), custom RSVP questions, password protection, and guest photo gallery are closer to what a wedding needs than Evite's party-focused free tier.
Is there a free digital invitation maker?
Evite's free tier is genuinely free but shows ads to your guests and limits designs and guest list size. Canva has free invitation templates but no built-in RSVP tracking, guest list, or hosting — you'd have to send it elsewhere and manage RSVPs manually. Invitly isn't free, but it's a flat $8.99 one-time payment (not a subscription) with no ads at any tier, unlimited guests even on the cheapest plan, and RSVP tracking built in.
What's the cheapest digital invitation maker for a wedding or party?
It depends on your guest count. For a small guest list, Evite's free ad-supported tier is the cheapest option in dollar terms. For anything beyond a handful of guests, per-guest pricing (Greenvelope) or coin-based pricing (Paperless Post) usually ends up costing more than Invitly's flat $8.99–$28.99 one-time fee, which doesn't change whether you invite 10 people or 300.