How InviteBatch compares
There are many good ways to send invitations. Here is an honest overview so you can pick the right one. Prices below were checked in October 2026 from each company's public pages and can change, so please check their sites.
| What it's best for | Typical price | |
|---|---|---|
| InviteBatch | Every guest's name on their invitation, printed and digital, with RSVP | $49.99 one-time, up to 1,000 invitations |
| Greenvelope | Premium animated digital envelopes with RSVP | Priced by guest count (for example $99 for up to 100) |
| Evite | Casual party invitations | Free with ads, premium packages by guest count |
| Paperless Post | Designer digital cards | Free basic designs, premium designs paid per guest with coins |
| Joy / Zola | Free wedding websites with RSVP | Free (they earn from registries and stationery) |
| Canva | Designing anything yourself | Free, or a Pro subscription for bulk features |
When InviteBatch is the right choice
- You want each guest's name on their invitation without editing it by hand.
- You want paper and digital from the same order.
- You have a big guest list and want one flat price instead of paying per guest.
- You don't want an account, a subscription or ads for your guests.
When something else may be better
- If you want a full wedding website with a registry and photos, a free wedding website from Joy or Zola is a great fit, and you can still use InviteBatch for the personalized invitations.
- If you want to design something completely from scratch, a design tool like Canva gives you more freedom.