How EzyEvite compares

Side-by-side comparisons with the invitation services people most often switch from, with prices and features checked in September 2026 and every source linked.

Alternatives

One service at a time: what it costs, where it's strong, and what EzyEvite does differently.

EzyEvite vs Evite Both let you design an online invitation, share it by email, text or link, and track RSVPs. The differences are in how you pay, whether your guests see ads, and what comes included. Read the comparison → Paperless Post alternative Paperless Post makes lovely cards, but its paid designs are priced per guest in Coins, so the bill grows with your list. EzyEvite charges one flat $1.99 per invitation, whether you invite 20 people or 200. Read the comparison → Greenvelope alternative Greenvelope is one of the best-reviewed invitation services, and it prices every mailing by guest count. If you want an envelope reveal, RSVP tracking and no ads without paying $59 for 60 guests, EzyEvite is $1.99. Read the comparison → Partiful alternative Partiful is a great free app for a party with friends. When the list includes relatives, coworkers or a wedding crowd, you need an invitation that works for everyone and a page that handles the gifts, the food and the photos. That's what EzyEvite is built for. Read the comparison → Punchbowl alternative Punchbowl lets you send invitations during a free trial, then a monthly plan takes over, and ads stay on your invitations unless you pay for Platinum. If you'd rather pay once for the party you're actually throwing, here's how EzyEvite compares. Read the comparison → Apple Invites alternative Apple Invites is a polished extra for people who pay for iCloud+. If you don't host from an iPhone, your list runs past 100 guests, or you need RSVP questions, a registry and reminders, here's how EzyEvite compares. Read the comparison → Greetings Island alternative Greetings Island is a popular free invitation maker with a huge template library. Its Premium subscription is what removes ads for your recipients and watermarks. If you want a clean invitation without subscribing, here's how EzyEvite compares. Read the comparison → Luma alternative Luma is a free, well-made platform for run clubs, meetups and launch parties. Birthdays, showers and weddings need different things: a designed invitation, a registry and a place for everyone's photos. Here's how the two compare. Read the comparison → SignUpGenius alternative SignUpGenius is the go-to for volunteer slots and school sign-ups. When the event is a party, you usually need an invitation and RSVPs as well as a potluck list, and no ads in front of your guests. EzyEvite puts all three on one page. Read the comparison → RSVPify alternative RSVPify is powerful event software for brands, nonprofits and galas, with seating charts, check-in and CRM sync. For a wedding, shower or birthday, you probably need something simpler: a beautiful invitation and every reply in one place. Read the comparison → vs Hobnob (Zazzle Events) Hobnob made text-message invitations popular, and in September 2025 Zazzle bought it. If you're rethinking where to send your next invitation, here's how the two compare. Read the comparison → vs Canva invitations Canva is one of the best ways to design an invitation. Where it stops is after you share it: knowing who's coming. Here's how the two compare, and how to use them together. Read the comparison →

Head-to-head

Three services side by side, for when you're choosing between them.

vs Paperless Post & Greenvelope Paperless Post and Greenvelope are the envelope-and-liner end of online invitations, and both price by the guest. EzyEvite charges one flat price per invitation. Here's how that plays out at 50, 100 and 250 guests. Read the comparison → vs Partiful & Punchbowl Partiful made invitations feel like a group chat, and it's free. Punchbowl bundles invitations into a subscription. EzyEvite sits in between: $1.99 when you publish, or $9.99 a month if you host often. Read the comparison → vs Zola & Joy (weddings) Zola and Joy are wedding planning hubs with websites, registries and guest lists. Digital invitations are where they differ most. Here's what each offered when we checked on September 14, 2026. Read the comparison →

Roundups

Every serious option in one place.

Best Evite alternatives We read the pricing pages, help centers and reviews of nine online invitation services. We make EzyEvite, so it's on the list, but every entry, ours included, comes with its real downsides. Read the comparison →

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