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Digital invitation price for a team building of 80
A Digital invitation for a team building of 80 costs 29.99 EUR once. See what that covers, what it does not, and how to send the link today
Send The Joy · October 25, 2026 · 3 min read

It’s 8:42 on a Tuesday. The bus for your team building was meant to leave at 9:00, now it leaves at 8:30, and 80 people are asking different questions in the same chat. You can create and send a Digital invitation for a team building of 80 today from the catalog, and the price of a Digital invitation for a team building of 80 is one line: 29.99 EUR.
The useful question is not whether the page looks nice. It is what the price covers, what it leaves out, and which tasks still land on your desk.
How much does a Digital invitation for a team building of 80 cost?
Send The Joy sells Digital invitations at 29.99 EUR per invitation, paid once. There is no subscription, so no monthly fee starts when the event date gets close. Nothing physical is included: no printed cards, no envelopes, no shipping. If a director wants something to hold, keep the link for the 80 and order a few printed copies outside the invitation for the people who will keep them.
- Price per invitation, not per person: ask in writing that all 80 colleagues can open the same link for that 29.99 EUR.
- One-off payment, not a subscription: 29.99 EUR once is not the same as 29.99 EUR every month.
- What happens when the departure time changes: can you edit the page and keep the same link, or do you have to resend it?
- How many RSVP questions you can set: use them for the workshop choice; keep allergy details in a separate direct email, not in the RSVP.
80 attendees, one link: how digital invitations are counted
The price is per invitation created, not per attendee. The 80 colleagues open the same link on their phones, with no app to install. Each person confirms from their own browser, and the answers arrive in an ordered list inside the invitation, not in a thread that keeps moving. It is a web page for the event, not a PDF or a picture. You share it with a link, a QR or a message.
That is where the comparison gets clear. With paper, you count 80 cards, 80 envelopes and a second print run when the bus time changes. With digital invitations, you edit the page and the same link shows the new version. If the team is mixed, the invitation content can be set in German as well as English.

One link can carry the plan for 80 people. A stack of cards cannot change the bus time.
Workshops, allergies and departure time: what to ask, what to edit
Set the RSVP questions you need before you close the group: which workshop each person wants, for example. Ask for allergies or intolerances by a separate direct email, and keep that sheet next to the reply list; do not mix sensitive details with the attendance count. The departure time and meeting point live in the editor. If the bus moves from 9:00 to 8:30, you edit the page and the 80 people see the new version at the same link. The costs people forget sit in the same place: another print run, hours chasing replies in WhatsApp, and design work before you know the plan. A Digital invitation gives you a free trial to edit the cover, and buying unlocks all scenes. Try it now, check it on your phone, and publish when the workshop plan is set.
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