InvitiApp vs Invity Cards

InvitiApp creates digital invitations as interactive web pages that guests open in a browser to respond to an event. Templates cover weddings, birthdays, baby showers, graduations, anniversaries, first communions, Christmas parties, dinners, and other occasions. Hosts can personalize invitations with photos, text, fonts, music, background video, and interactive maps, then share a link through WhatsApp, email, or social networks. Guest confirmations appear in real time, and hosts can add custom RSVP questions or import and export guest lists in CSV or Excel formats. Each guest receives a QR code for phone-based check-in, with live arrival statistics; invitations and QR codes can also be saved to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. Gift links and collaborative song suggestions are available, while InvitiApp says it does not handle gift money. The free plan allows five invitations per account and ten unique guest views per invitation, with a watermark. Paid plans start at $19.99, paid once and are activated per invitation.

Invity Cards is a web invitation maker that creates shareable event links. Hosts enter event details, select a design and font, choose an animation, and generate a link for WhatsApp, Messenger, email, or group chat. Guests can respond without installing an app or creating an account, while the host receives email alerts for acceptances and declines. Responses appear in a guest list, with CSV export on Pro. The service lists birthdays, weddings, baby showers, gender reveals, anniversaries, graduations, and other events as uses. The Free plan costs nothing and allows two invitations daily, eight designs, four title effects, and five-hour links. Invity Pro Monthly costs $2.99 a month, billed monthly; Pro Yearly costs $20 a year, billed annually. Both paid plans auto-renew until cancelled and add unlimited invitations, 30-day links, 12 designs, seven title effects, guest lists, and CSV export.