See what a private invitation site looks like.
Every site starts from the host's own flyer, colors and photos, so no two look alike. One of these is a real event; the other three are samples.
Four parties, four front doors.
Tap a phone to look closer.
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Built from the host's black-and-white flyer and logo. A "keep it quiet" banner on every page, payment by Zelle, and door codes that only unlock once a guest has paid.
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Sage, cream and a classic serif for a vineyard ceremony. Guests RSVP with the name of everyone they're bringing and any dietary needs.
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Powder blue with soft, round type. The address stays hidden until the host posts it, and every guest sees it at once.
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School colors and varsity lettering. One tap adds the party to a guest's calendar, and the host gets an email for every RSVP.
Different looks. The same door.
The design changes with every event. What happens behind it doesn't: every site comes with the things a host actually needs on the night.
A private door
Guests open the invitation with their own phone number. Anyone else, or anyone you block, sees nothing.
Every guest by name
RSVPs list everyone a guest is bringing, so your door list is real people, not "+3".
Money straight to you
If guests chip in, they pay you by Zelle, Cash App, Venmo or cash. No ticket fees on top.
QR check-in
Mark a guest paid and their code unlocks. At the door, any phone with a camera scans them in.
Surprise mode
Link previews say "You're invited" and nothing more, so a surprise stays a surprise.
Gone afterwards
The site goes offline after the party. Your guest list stays in your account for 14 days so you can download it.
Find yours.
What a private invitation site does for each kind of event.
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