Pay for the way you actually use it
Start free with no card. Choose a 30-day event pass for one event, or save with year-round access when you run parties all year.
A lower monthly equivalent for parties you keep running all year. Billed once a year and renews until you cancel.
Only need one party? Unlock it permanently for $15. The option appears on the party itself, and no subscription is needed.
Just running one event?
You do not need a subscription. Pay once and nothing renews.
Unlock this party
$15once
Permanently upgrades one party: a higher guest limit, your own colours and logo, a custom background and exports. Scoped to that party - nothing to cancel.
Bought from inside the party, when you hit the limit.
Event pass
A paid tier for a fixed period, bought once. It simply stops at the end - there is no renewal to remember to cancel, and no card left on file.
Choose “30-day event pass” on any paid plan above.
Compare every plan
| Feature | Free | Pro | Premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Active parties | 2 | 25 | 100 |
| Guests per party | 25 | 50 | 500 |
| Custom RSVP questions | 3 | 10 | 10 |
| Customizations | |||
| No branding | |||
| Guest export | |||
| Co-host editing | 3 | Unlimited | |
| Embed on your own site |
Prices are in USD. Tax is added at checkout where it applies.
Pricing questions
It is free with no time limit and no card. You get 2 active parties with up to 25 guests each, plus real-time updates, the public link and full-screen display. It stops being enough when you need more capacity, not when a countdown runs out.
Yes. A one-time pass gives you a paid tier for a fixed period and then simply stops - nothing renews and there is nothing to cancel. Most people who pay for a tool like this have an event rather than an ongoing need, so a pass is usually the right purchase. There is also a $15 one-time unlock that upgrades a single party permanently.
It permanently raises that one party's guest limit and turns on its presentation features - custom colours, your own logo, a custom background and exports - with no subscription. It is scoped to that party only; account-level capacity - how many parties you can run at once - stays with the subscription tiers. You buy it from inside the party itself, at the moment you hit the limit.
Nothing is deleted. Your parties stay exactly as they are and revert to the free plan's limits for editing, so a party over the free cap becomes read-only rather than losing guests. Buy a pass or resubscribe and everything is editable again immediately.
Yes, at any time - the purchase buttons stay live whatever tier you are on. That is deliberate: an earlier version of this page disabled them for anyone already holding a tier, which meant nobody whose pass had expired could pay again, and it was the people most likely to buy who were locked out.
Email [email protected]. If the product did not do what this page said it does, you get your money back - a disputed charge costs more than the refund, and an unhappy customer costs more than both.