Private by default
Private, not public: your site is never listed or indexed. Guests open it with their phone number, you see every RSVP, and you can block any number.
One private link for your party.
Ticketing sites are made to sell seats to strangers. Your party isn't for sale, so the site works differently.
This is what your guests see. RSVP as a guest, then switch hats: mark yourself paid as the host and watch the door code unlock.
You're on the list.
Waiting for the host to confirm payment
Pay $80 by Zelle to Kayla, (555) 010-0199, by Friday.
No RSVPs yet. Open the invitation on the phone and RSVP.
Pick your event and one of 48 designs made for it, then add your colors and photos. You see your price as you go.
Pay once by card and your site is live straight away at yourname.seemyevent.com. Nobody sees it until you share it.
Send it by text or drop it in the group chat. The preview names no one, so a surprise stays a surprise.
They type their phone number, RSVP with the name of everyone they're bringing, and, if you're charging, pay you however you take money. You get an email for every RSVP and every changed answer.
Every guest who says yes gets a QR pass, unlocked when you mark them paid if you're charging. At the door, any phone with a camera checks them in.
After the party, the site comes down.
48 designs across 7 layouts, each made for a kind of event and finished in the host's own colors and photos. Here are eight of them, on made-up events. Tap one to look closer.
Every site comes with QR passes, door check-in, a name for every guest and a details section for your schedule, hotels, registry and meal choices. Guest payments, surprise mode and a location you post later are extras you add when you build.
Private, not public: your site is never listed or indexed. Guests open it with their phone number, you see every RSVP, and you can block any number.
On every site, group-chat previews show "You're invited" and nothing else. Add surprise mode and the invitation also hides the name and date until a guest RSVPs.
Guests bringing people list them by name, so your door list is real people, not "+3".
Add guest payments and set the price and the due date. See who owes at a glance, mark them paid in one tap, and their pass lands in their inbox.
On every site. Any phone scans, unpaid codes are turned away, and a code can't get in twice.
Guests return to their invitation without signing in again.
We email you each time a guest RSVPs or changes their answer, unless you turn it off.
An extra: keep the location hidden, then post it from your account and every guest who said yes gets an email.
One tap adds it to a guest's calendar. With surprise mode, the entry gives nothing away.
On a ticketing site, every guest pays a service fee on top of the ticket. Move the sliders to see what that adds up to for your event.
Free event? Ticketing sites don't charge for those either. You'd still get a private link, QR passes for the door and a door list with everyone's name.
Uses the largest ticketing site's published U.S. fees for paid events: 3.7% plus $1.79 per ticket, plus 2.9% payment processing, checked October 2026. Assumes one ticket per order.
How it works
Sites start at $149. You see your exact price as you build, and your site is live the moment you pay.
Pick your event and a design made for it, then add your colors and photos. It takes a few minutes.
One price, shown before you pay, by card. No fees on your guests' tickets, ever.
Your site is live straight away. Send the link by text or drop it in the group chat.
Planning something big or custom? Send us a message.
Anything else, send us a message. A real person reads every one.
Sites start at $149 for under 30 guests. The builder shows your exact price as you go: it depends on how many guests are coming, the extras you pick, like guests paying you or surprise mode, and how soon your event is. Weddings add $150 for the wedding details: the schedule, travel and hotels, registry links and meal choices. QR passes and door check-in come with every site. You pay once, and there are never fees on your guests' tickets.
Straight away. Build your site, pay online, and it's live the moment your payment goes through. Then share the link.
No. They open your link, type their phone number and RSVP. Coming back later on the same phone takes them straight to their invitation.
Directly to you, when you add Guests pay me to your site: Zelle, Cash App, Venmo or cash, the way you already take money. The site shows them how and when. You mark them paid from your dashboard and their door pass unlocks.
Yes. On every site, link previews in group chats say "You're invited" and nothing else, and you can block the guest of honor's number. Add Surprise mode when you build and the invitation also keeps the name and date off its first page, reminds guests to keep quiet, and words calendar entries so a shared calendar gives nothing away.
The site goes offline the day after. You can still sign in for 14 days after the event to download your guest list, then it's deleted.
Your site lives at yourname.seemyevent.com, and you pick the name when you build it. If you'd rather use a domain you own, send us a message.
Anything with a guest list: birthdays, weddings, showers, graduations, reunions, anniversaries, work parties. If people RSVP, it fits.