Digital invitation price for a birthday with 80 guests

The list sits in your notes app and stops at eighty names. The date is set, the bar is booked, and the cake has already been argued about twice. Then comes the practical question: how much does a digital invitation for a birthday with 80 guests actually cost? You can answer it today — choose a design from the catalogue, try it free and send it this afternoon — because the price is the same whether forty people open it or eighty.

Eighty isn't forty with a bigger cake. Forty people are a group chat; eighty are a small operation, with replies to collect, a change of hour to broadcast and a cousin who asks again on Thursday where it is. The money question is really about that: how much admin you're buying, not how much paper.

How much does a digital invitation cost for 80 guests?

One payment of €29.99 per invitation. Not per guest, not per month, and no subscription renewing quietly in the background. There's no tier at fifty and no surcharge for passing eighty: what changes with a longer list is how many times you paste the same link, not the invoice.

• €29.99 once, for the whole invitation — the number of names doesn't move the price.
• No tier at 50 or 100 guests, and nothing extra when the list passes eighty.
• Try before you pay: in trial mode you edit the cover for free, and buying unlocks every scene in the invitation.
• No envelopes, stamps or second print run to budget for, because there isn't one.

Digital invitations for 80 guests: what actually multiplies

Confirmations. Eighty "yes, count me in" messages are eighty conversations, and you end up re-reading them at midnight to see who's still missing. With digital invitations for 80 guests, replies arrive inside the invitation itself, on one ordered list you can open on your phone.

Changes. If the birthday moves an hour later or to a different bar, you edit the invitation and everyone sees the updated version at the same link — no second message to eighty people, no correcting the old one. And nobody installs anything: the link opens in a browser on a phone, tablet or laptop.

Eighty guests don't cost twice as much as forty. The bill is €29.99 once; what changes is how many times you paste the same link.

Where the budget really goes, and what to check before you pay

With the invitation settled in a single payment, the conversation moves to what people will remember: the cake, the song for the last dance, the hour of the toast. If someone wants paper as a keepsake, the sensible version is a mix — the link for all eighty, a few printed copies for the people who'll actually keep one. The editing happens in the browser, no download, and you can swap a photo or fix the address afterwards without touching the link.

If there are already eighty names on your list, the price is settled: €29.99 once. Try a design free, see your own cover photo in place — up to six photos, music if you want it — and send one link to all eighty. It stays editable at the same address for the friend who opens it three days later.