An online RSVP for party invitations of any size — one link to share, replies and headcount in one place, with allergy notes and plus-ones collected as people answer.
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The manage link is the only way to see responses and edit your event. We recommend bookmarking it right now.
View my event pageThis is what your guests see — themed, mobile-friendly, and built from the form on the left.
From blank form to a page your guests can RSVP to, in three steps.
Name, date, location, a note for guests — no account needed. Pick a theme that matches your event.
Send it by text, WhatsApp, or email. Your page is unlisted — only people with the link can see it.
Guests tap Yes, No, or Maybe from their phone. Your private manage link is a live RSVP tracker — every reply, the moment it lands.
Everything you need to collect RSVPs, nothing you don't.
No sign-up, no app to install — for you or your guests. Fill one form, get your link.
One tap to RSVP from any phone. The online RSVP form handles plus-ones, regrets, and notes to the host.
Up to 30 RSVPs free. Bigger event? Premium is $9 once — unlimited RSVPs, photo header, no branding.
Pages are unlisted — only people with your link can see or respond to your event.
The two look nothing alike. A children's party needs allergy information and a deadline you can hold. An adult one mostly needs a number for the booking. The same page does both — what changes is what you ask for in the description.
Ask for them explicitly in the event description and guests will put them in the note field with their reply. That is far more reliable than hoping a parent mentions it at drop-off, and it gives you one list to hand the caterer or read before you shop.
Soft-play venues, entertainers and party bags all want a number several days out, and every parent knows that a stated deadline gets treated as a suggestion. Put the real date in the description, ask for replies a few days before it, and chase the gap once. The dashboard shows who has replied, so the chase goes only to the people who have not.
Restaurants and bars want a number, and they want it not to move. The guest count field covers plus-ones, so "yes, two of us" arrives as a number rather than as a message you have to remember to add. If you are splitting a bill or a deposit, saying so on the page saves the conversation later.
Thirtieths, fiftieths and surprise parties behave more like weddings: longer notice, a wider guest list, and people travelling. Send the link earlier and expect to chase twice rather than once.
Group chats collect replies and lose them in the same place. Eleven people saying yes across four days of messages is not a list, and by the time you need the number you are scrolling. One link, one page, one count that stays put.
Ask for it in the event description and parents will add it to the note field with their reply, so you get one list rather than a series of doorstep conversations.
Put the real date in the description and ask for replies a few days earlier. The dashboard shows who has not answered, so the chase goes only to them.
Yes — the guest count field covers them, so a reply arrives as a number rather than as a message you have to remember to add to the booking.
Yes. Restaurants and bars want a headcount that does not move, and that is exactly what the reply list gives you. Milestone birthdays behave more like weddings — send earlier and chase twice.
Group chats collect replies and lose them in the same place. Eleven yeses spread over four days of messages is not a list, and you end up scrolling for the number.
Up to 30 RSVPs, yes, with no time limit and no card. Premium is $9 once for a single event and lifts the cap, adds a photo header and removes RSVPage branding.
Not planning a birthday? Try the Wedding RSVP page or Baby shower RSVP page — or start from the homepage.