Paperless Post vs Pixivite

Paperless Post is a web and mobile service for making, sending, and managing digital invitations and stationery. Hosts can choose card invitations or textable Flyer event pages for weddings, birthdays, and parties, then customize colors, fonts, layouts, and stickers or add their own logos, photos, and videos. Invitations can go by email, text, or shareable link; text delivery is limited to the US and Canada. Event tools include RSVP tracking, guest messaging, guest list imports, co-hosts, capacity settings, and check-in through the app. Users can also link to virtual events, add dates to online calendars, and include third-party gift registry links. The app supports contact importing and sharing through Instagram, Messenger, and WhatsApp. The free feature set covers the first 50 invitations. Paid card invitations are $0.50 per guest for Basic, $1.05 per guest for Premium, and $1.44 per guest for All Access. Paperless Pro is $250.00 per year for 250 annual guests. Custom URLs, password protection, Guest Tags, and check-in require All Access or Paperless Pro.

Pixivite creates personalized image and video invitations and greeting cards with AI, then helps users share them and manage event responses. Its Pixi Agent turns text prompts into invitations by coordinating creative models for images and videos. Users can also choose from hundreds of templates, select an art style, or describe a visual direction. Event tools track RSVPs, manage plus-ones, send reminders, and support AI-powered timelines. Invitations can be shared by link, QR code, Instagram, Snap, WhatsApp, email, or SMS. The service is available on the web and through dedicated iOS and Android apps. The Free plan costs nothing and includes five AI generations, image output only, events with up to 50 guests, and RSVP tracking and analytics. Plus costs $15.99 a month and includes 15 monthly generations, image and video output, up to 500 guests per event, and five image refinements. Pro costs $29.99 a month and raises those limits to 40 generations and 1,000 guests, with 10 image refinements. Pixivite says it does not sell personal data.