One event, one front door.
seemyevent designs and hosts private invitation websites, one event at a time. It is built and run by The Pew Estate Digital.
Why it exists
A party has a guest list, not an audience. But the tools people reach for were built for something else: ticketing sites are made to sell seats to strangers and take a fee on every one, and a flyer in a group chat gets forwarded, screenshotted and buried under a hundred messages.
seemyevent gives one event its own private website instead. Guests open it with their own phone number, RSVP with the name of everyone they're bringing, and pay the host directly. At the door, a QR code lets them in once they've been marked paid. When the party is over, the site comes down.
How it started
The first seemyevent site was for a surprise birthday on a yacht. The host had a black-and-white flyer, a guest list that had to stay quiet, and guests who needed to pay before the night. The site kept the secret, took payment by Zelle straight to the host, and only unlocked a guest's door code once they had paid. You can see its design on the examples page, without the names.
Who's behind it
seemyevent is built and run by The Pew Estate Digital, which designs and builds websites. Every request is read by a person, every site is designed for its event, and we take it down when the party is over.
What we hold to.
Private by default
An invitation should only open for the people it was sent to. Nothing about your event is public, and nothing is listed anywhere.
Your guests pay you
We never handle your guests' money and never add a fee to it. You pay one flat price for the site, agreed before anything starts.
Designed from your flyer
Your site should look like your party. It starts from the flyer, photos or colors you already have, not from a template.
Your guest list stays yours
Guest details are used only to run your event, never sold or shared, and deleted 14 days after the event.
Gone after the party
A site for one event should end with the event. You can download your guest list first.
A real person answers
No bots and no ticket queue. You hear back from someone who has read what you sent.
How a site gets made.
You ask for a quote
Three quick steps on the home page: the event, the date and guests, and how to reach you.
We send a proposal
One flat price and the details, which you accept online. A deposit holds your date.
We design it
From your flyer, photos or colors. You see a private preview and ask for changes.
It goes live
You share one link. Guests RSVP, pay you, and you get an email for every answer.
It comes down
The day after the event. Your guest list stays in your account for 14 days so you can download it.