Digital invitation price for kids' birthdays, paid once

It's Wednesday night. You're at the kitchen table with a half-finished cake, a phone full of unanswered messages and a digital invitation for your child's birthday open in another tab. The price is not what's keeping you up. The digital invitation price for kids' birthdays is one line: 29.99 EUR, paid once. You can pick a design, try the cover and send it today from the catalogue.

What takes the evening is the guest list. Who's coming, who needs a ride, who saw the message and forgot to reply. A digital invitation doesn't remove that work. It puts the plan and the replies in one place, so you stop scrolling to find out who's in.

The digital invitation price for kids' birthdays, with no small print

You see the full amount before you pay: 29.99 EUR per invitation, one payment. No monthly fee. No renewal. The free test is the cover with your child's real name and date, before you pay.

• 29.99 EUR per invitation, paid once. No monthly fee and no renewal.
• Test mode lets you edit the cover with your child's real name and date before you pay.
• The price is for the digital invitation only: no printing, no stamps, no second print run.
• After payment, every scene opens: cover, text, photos and the final scene with the party address.

What a digital invitation unlocks when you pay

Paying opens the whole invitation, not just the cover. You get the text scenes, the photo scenes and the final scene with the party address. Up to six photos of your own can go in, and they frame themselves. You choose which one is the cover photo and you can swap any photo later.

Music is yours to set, and so are the RSVP questions. You can ask 'Are you staying for cake?' or 'Who is picking them up at 6pm?' The answers land inside the invitation in one ordered list. The guest opens the link in a phone browser. No app, no install.

You're not paying for a pretty picture. You're paying for one link that holds the plan, the photos and the replies.

The real hold-up is not the price of digital invitations: it's the group chat

The price is easy to check. The group chat is where the evening goes. One parent asks for the address, another says they can't open the file, someone replies with a thumbs-up and you still don't know if that means yes. With the RSVP inside the invitation, confirmations arrive in a list. You set the questions once. You stop writing to people one by one.

Change the time or place without resending the link

If the party moves from the park to your living room because it rains, you change the place and the link stays the same. Change the time, the map or the line on the cover and anyone who opens the link sees the new version. No reprint. No fresh round of messages.

Pick a design, try the cover free with your child's name and publish when the details are right. A digital invitation at 29.99 EUR takes the heaviest part of the birthday off your plate: knowing who is coming. Start with the catalogue and send one link.