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10 Evite alternatives: The good and the bad

By Matthew Lynch
July 15, 2023
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Looking for the perfect online invitation platform to manage your events? You’re not alone. With the increasing demand for digital planning tools, a variety of Evite alternatives have sprung up. In this article, we will discuss ten popular Evite competitors and highlight their pros and cons to help you find the best fit for your event planning needs.

1. Paperless Post

Good: Offers a wide array of elegant designs, customizable templates, RSVP tracking, and seamless integration with various calendar applications.

Bad: Limited free options available; pricing can be confusing as it runs on a coin-based system.

2. Punchbowl

Good: Provides an extensive selection of themed invitations, allows personalization according to your event’s vibe, and supports customizable potluck lists.

Bad: The free version only allows 100 guests per event and displays ads on your invitations.

3. Greenvelope

Good: Environmentally friendly with digital cards made to resemble physical stationery; offers robust guest management features, such as seating charts.
Bad: Lacks a free plan; can be on the pricier side compared to some other options.

4. Smilebox

Good: User-friendly interface, diverse selection of templates, supports video invitations, eCards, and slideshows.
Bad: Free tier has limited customization options and includes the Smilebox logo on your creations.

5. Canva

Good: Highly customizable invitation designs, easy-to-use design tools, plus additional graphic design capabilities.
Bad: Does not include RSVP tracking or guest list management features; mainly focused on design aspects.

6. Minted

Good: Provides high-quality designs from independent artists and supports print-at-home or let them handle printing and shipping.

Bad: No full-scale event management tools like some competitors; focus is mainly on card creation.

7. Pingg

Good: Offers a broad range of stylish, ad-free designs and advanced event management features like multimedia integration, gift registries, and social media promotion.

Bad: Free version comes with limited templates, and pricing may be on the higher side if you want more customization.

8. Hobnob

Good: A mobile-first app that specializes in quick invitation creation, with chat and photo-sharing functionalities for better engagement.

Bad: Lacks advanced features like seating charts or calendar integration, and less-style customization options compared to some others on this list.

9. Sendomatic

Good: Simple interface with customizable templates for various event types, no advertisements on invitations, and supports a Green Initiative by planting a tree for every 50 RSVPs.

Bad: Limited free options with just up to 10 guests per event; some users may find the interface somewhat less polished.

10. Zola

Good: All-in-one platform for wedding planning with chic designs for save-the-dates, invitations, and wedding websites; includes integrated registry options.

Bad: More suited for weddings specifically, rather than general events; limited templates available compared to competitors.

Conclusion

With the vast array of Evite alternatives available today, finding the perfect match for your event planning needs can be overwhelming. Each platform has its pros and cons to consider. We hope our overview of these ten Evite alternatives helps you make an informed decision when choosing your online invitation tool. Happy event planning!

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