How much a digital invitation for a housewarming costs

The boxes are stacked in the hallway, the kettle sits on the floor because the counter is still covered, and someone texts: so when is the housewarming? You have a Saturday, a door code and forty people who need both. What you do not have is a number for the invitation. You can pick a design from the catalogue today and send the link the same afternoon. If you are working out how much a digital invitation for a housewarming costs, the answer is 29.99 EUR.

No printing quote, no maths per guest, no monthly plan renewing while you are still unpacking plates. One payment, one link, and the only decision left is which photo goes on the cover.

What a digital invitation for a housewarming costs, without surprises

The price is 29.99 EUR per invitation, paid once. It does not grow with the guest list: forty people opening the link costs the same as eight. That figure covers the whole page with all of its scenes, not just the cover you edit in trial mode. And since nothing ships, there is no printing, no envelopes and no postage added at the end. There is also nothing to cancel later, because nothing renews.

• 29.99 EUR as a single payment: no subscription and no charge per guest.
• The entire invitation with every scene unlocked, not only the cover you see while testing.
• Up to six photos of your own: the front door, the keys in your hand, the first coffee in the new kitchen.
• RSVP inside the page, with the questions you set yourself.

How much do digital invitations for a housewarming cost, and what is included

Inside the price: six photos that frame themselves, music, the RSVP questions you decide on, and the invitation in seven languages, which helps when half the family is flying in. Outside the price: paper, an app to download, and automatic reminders to people who have not answered. Guests open the link in a phone browser, install nothing and reply from that same screen.

Paper still has its place, usually at the edge of the list. Print for the six or eight people who will genuinely keep it, and send the link to the forty who only need the time and the door number. Fixing things happens in the browser afterwards: move the start time, correct the address, and the link carries the change without a second round of messages.

You pay 29.99 EUR once. Changing the time, the map or a line of text afterwards does not add a second charge.

Try the design before you pay, then edit it as often as the move needs

In trial mode you edit the cover without paying and see how your own photo sits inside the frame. Buying unlocks every scene; you publish with one button and share it by link, by QR code or by message. Add something practical, like 'shoes off at the door, the floor is new', and it shows up for everyone who opens the link, with no envelope to reprint. Confirmations land inside the invitation in one ordered list, so you are not chasing replies at eleven at night.

If the date is set, or nearly, try a design for free, put your front door on the cover and pay when the whole thing reads the way you want. That is the short answer on what these invitations cost: one payment, and a link that keeps matching the plan while you unpack.