Forty-one unread messages and you still don't know who's coming. Send one link instead — your guests RSVP, leave their number and what they can't eat, and pay for their seat. You just watch the list fill up.
No account. No card. About two minutes.
How it works
Name, date, place, dress code, what a seat costs. Drop in your Monzo, PayPal or Revolut link — the money goes straight to you, we never touch it.
Text it, WhatsApp it, whatever. Guests tap it, say yes or no, leave a number and any allergies, then pay. Nothing to download, nothing to sign up for.
Your dashboard shows who's in, who's paid and every dietary need in one place. Tick payments off as they land. Export the lot for the caterer.
Pricing
Pay once, per event. No subscription, no per-guest fee, and not a penny of what your guests pay you.
Free
Up to 10 guests
Unlimited
One-off, per event
Start free. Only pay if you go past 10 — nothing is lost when you do.
Group chat. The WhatsApp thread with everyone in it, the one you muted in March. Brilliant for deciding where to go for a pint, hopeless for anything with a date, a headcount and money attached — because a group chat has no memory. Answers scroll away and nobody can tell who's actually paid. More on that here.
No. They tap the link, fill in three boxes, done. No app, no sign-up, nothing to remember.
No — that's how you end up muting us. We'll tell you when your first reply lands, then only every 5th after that: you've got 5, you've got 10, you've got 15.
Then three summaries, timed for when you actually need them:
That's about eight emails across the whole thing. The full list is always in your dashboard whenever you want to look.
None. Guests pay you directly through your own Monzo, PayPal or Revolut link. We never see that money — we just help you keep track of who's actually sent it.
Stored privately and deleted automatically 10 days after your event — names, numbers, allergies, all of it. Move the date and the deletion moves with it. Want it gone sooner? Delete the event yourself from your dashboard.
Yes. Tick the surprise box and the invite carries a "don't tell them" banner top and bottom. Invite pages are hidden from search engines, so it won't turn up in a Google search for their name.
The invite pauses at 10 and we'll nudge you to upgrade. Pay the £40 and it reopens straight away, with every reply you've already collected still sitting there.
Because organising a party in a group chat is how you end up with three people bringing crisps and nobody bringing the cake. The longer version.
Make the invite, send the link, get on with your life.
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