Digital invitation price for a padel stag do in Barcelona

The court at the Clot is booked for Saturday at 18:00. You have pairs to confirm, a dinner to fit around the matches, and a group chat that keeps asking the same two questions: who plays and what time. Someone wants to bring a friend, someone else is only coming for the meal, and the address has been sent three times. A digital invitation puts the answers on one web page. You can create and send it today from the catalogue, and this is what the price of a digital invitation for a padel stag do (bachelor party) in Barcelona actually covers.

Digital invitations like this one are not PDFs that get lost in the chat. It is a link that opens in any browser on a phone, so someone can check the court address from the changing room without installing an app. You pay once, and the link stays the same when the plan changes. No app for guests, no paper to reprint.

What a digital invitation includes for €29.99

The €29.99 is a one-time payment for the invitation itself. Inside you get a page for the event, up to six of your own photos, music for the wait between matches, and RSVP questions you set yourself. You can use the court photo as the cover, add a picture of the group, and change any photo later. There is no subscription and no charge per guest who replies.

• A page that opens from the court: guests use the link in any browser, with no app to download.
• Up to six photos and music: the court, the group, the tournament poster, or a photo from the last time you played.
• RSVP questions you choose: name, whether they play or come to cheer, and which day they arrive in Barcelona.
• Seven languages, with content set per language, so the friend who only reads English or French still gets the details.

How much does a padel stag do digital invitation cost?

The price is €29.99 per invitation, paid once. It does not go up when more pairs sign up, and there is no monthly fee. Whether you have four pairs or more, the price stays the same. You are not paying per guest, per reply or per language. That matters for a tournament because the list of pairs is rarely final on day one.

The invitation is in seven languages, and you can set the content per language. If your group has someone who only reads English or French, they still get the details in the language they use. You can edit the text after you send the link, and the link stays the same.

One link, one price, and a list of pairs you can read without scrolling through the chat.

Pairs and times without a single WhatsApp message

RSVPs land inside the invitation in one ordered list, so you can see who plays and who is only coming to dinner. You set the questions, so you can ask for the pair's names, whether someone needs a paddle, or which day they arrive in Barcelona. Guests open the link in any browser and reply from their phone. No app, no separate spreadsheet to update.

Change the time without resending the invitation

If the court at the Clot falls through, you change the location and the map. If dinner moves to 21:00, you change the time. Guests see the updated version at the same link, so nobody is working from an old screenshot. There is no reprinting, no resending envelopes, and no paying again. The character counter and preview in the editor also stop the tournament name or the time from getting cut off.

Set the date, add the pairs, and send your digital invitation today. The designs below take you straight to the catalogue, and you can have the tournament page ready before dinner. If the plan changes after you send it, edit the same link.