Digital invitation for a corporate event: one flat price

Eighty people for a client dinner. A hundred and twenty for a summer offsite. You open a couple of event platforms, and before you see a price they ask the same question: how many guests? You type the number, then type it again once partners are included, and the budget moves with it. A digital invitation for a corporate event doesn't work that way — it's one page on one link, 29.99 EUR paid once, and you can build and send it today from the catalogue.

Nothing wrong with those platforms if your event needs what they sell. But if the job is telling 120 people where to be on Thursday, collecting the yeses and moving the time when it changes, there's a shorter route. And the cost stays put whether you invite 40 colleagues or 400.

What a digital invitation for a corporate event costs: one price, 50 guests or 500

Platforms that price per guest bill you for every name on the list, so the total climbs as the list grows. Send The Joy is a one-off payment of 29.99 EUR per invitation: no subscription, no recurring charge, no tier that unlocks once you pass 200 guests. If your list doubles between the first draft and the final one, the price doesn't.

• One payment of 29.99 EUR covers the invitation, whatever the final headcount ends up being.
• No subscription and no monthly fee: you pay once and the link stays yours.
• Go from 100 guests to 300 without recalculating a budget.
• Editing the invitation later is included — the price doesn't change.

Digital invitations with RSVP built in: no chasing replies on WhatsApp

The confirmation form sits inside the invitation. Guests tap it, answer, done. You choose the questions — name and job title, or a straight yes or no — and the replies arrive in one ordered list inside the same page. No scrolling a group chat to count who's coming.

Nothing to install either. Guests open the link in the browser on a phone, tablet or laptop and reply in seconds. No app, no account, no separate RSVP tool bolted onto the side.

Change the time the day before and the same link shows it

Say the CEO moves dinner from 20:00 to 21:30. You open the editor, change the time, publish, and the link people already have shows 21:30. Same for the venue, the map, the dress code or the closing line. Nothing gets reprinted, nobody gets a second email, and the messages asking what time it starts never happen.

One link, one payment, and the RSVP where you can see it. That's the difference between inviting people and chasing them.

Digital invitation or event platform for a corporate event

That's the comparison in one line: if you're quoted per head and still deciding on numbers, start with the invitation instead. Choose a design, try the cover for free, and watch the RSVP list fill up. One payment of 29.99 EUR, every scene unlocked, and it can be in inboxes today.