Digital invitation price: corporate events in Hamburg

Three days before your conference in Hamburg, a speaker changes job title. The badge already carries the old one, so someone reprints forty cards and rings reception to explain. That is the point where a link starts to look sensible. The price of a digital invitation for a corporate event in Hamburg is one payment of 29,99 EUR, and you can build and send yours today from the catalogue.

It won't put a card in anyone's hand, and it doesn't try to. It replaces the version that has to be right at the last minute: the right room, the right start time, the right spelling of a name on the list.

How much does a digital invitation cost? 29,99 EUR, once

One payment per invitation. No subscription, no charge per guest: digital invitations for a 40-person dinner and for a day with three parallel rooms come to the same figure. You can open a design in test mode, edit the cover and see your event title, date and venue before you pay; the full scenes unlock when you buy. Text can be written in seven languages, German included, which helps when speakers fly in and the local team reads the same page.

• One payment of 29,99 EUR per invitation. No monthly fee, no price per guest.
• Test mode is free: edit the cover, check the event title, the date and the venue before you decide.
• The full scenes unlock on purchase, so you see the whole invitation before you send the link.
• Content can be set in seven languages, German among them, without buying a second invitation.

What you can change after sending, with the same link

The keynote slides two hours later. The room moves from Hall 1 to Hall 2. The dress code turns out to be wrong. You edit the start time, the map, the dress code or the welcome line in the editor and anyone who opens the link reads the current version. No reprint, no second envelope, no calling round to ask whether it arrived. Photos work the same way: you pick up to six of your own, mark which one is the cover, and they frame themselves.

Confirmations collect inside the invitation in one ordered list instead of across five project chats. The RSVP questions are set before you send, so you ask once what you need to know for the room. When someone answers late, the list updates; nobody recounts emails or chases replies on WhatsApp. Share the link by email, in the team chat or as a QR code on the reception screen. Guests open it in a browser, nothing to install.

Your invitation is a page, not a print run: fix the time, the room or the dress code and the same link shows the new version.

Where to order a digital invitation for your Hamburg event

At Send The Joy you pick a design, test it free, write the text and add your photos in the browser editor, then publish with one button. 29,99 EUR per invitation, one payment. Before you buy, check which scenes unlock and which ones your programme actually needs. Two things it won't do. It doesn't print or post anything, so if the managing director wants a card for the office, send the link to everyone and print a handful for the people who keep things. And it doesn't chase guests who haven't replied; the follow-up stays a human job, just with the list in one place. Start with the design, edit the cover, and see how the event title, the date and the venue sit on the page. Your celebration starts here.