Best RSVP App for Weddings and Parties (November 2026)

The best RSVP app in November 2026 is Keepp. It gives your wedding, birthday or baby shower its own page with the photos, the schedule, the venue map and the RSVP form together, and every reply lands in one list with the guest’s email, so you get a real headcount without chasing anyone.

Most RSVP apps hand you one of two things: a card that collects a yes or a no, or an event listing that lives on someone else’s site with their limits, their ads or their login. Guests open the invitation and then have to go looking for the hotel, the dress code and the map. With Keepp the invitation, the details and the reply are one page that belongs to you. This list compares Keepp with RSVPify, Evite, Joy, Zola, Paperless Post, Partiful and Google Forms, using facts from each tool’s own pricing and help pages as of November 2026.

Quick picks

• Best RSVP app overall: Keepp. A full event page with an RSVP form whose questions you write, and every reply in one list.
• Best RSVP app for a wedding: Keepp. Your story, the schedule, the venue, hotels and travel, and the RSVP form on your own page, at your own domain if you like.
• Best RSVP app for a birthday party or baby shower: Keepp. One link in the group chat, one QR code on the card, and the answers you need for the food order.
• Best RSVP app for printed invitations: Keepp. The QR code on the card opens the RSVP form directly, and it keeps working when you change the page.

RSVP apps, compared

Tool	Where the RSVP lives	What guests need	Your own domain	What it charges
Keepp	Your own page: photos, schedule, map, travel and the RSVP form	The link, or a QR code that opens the form	Yes, shown in the address bar	Flat monthly plans, never priced by guest count
RSVPify	An RSVPify event	The link; Free stops at 100 RSVPs per event	Not found	Gold $10/mo or $72/yr; Platinum $15/mo or $108/yr
Evite	An Evite invitation	The link; free designs carry ads	Not found	$17.99 to $99.99 per event by guest count; Pro $249.99/yr
Joy	A withjoy.com wedding site	The link	Forwarding only; withjoy.com stays in the address bar	Domain about $19.99/yr through a separate GoDaddy account
Zola	A Zola wedding site	The link	Extra purchase	Domain from $17.99
Paperless Post	A Paperless Post card or Flyer	The link	Custom URL is a 200-Coin add-on	Free Flyer up to 50 guests; Cards in Coins per guest; Pro $250/yr for 250 guests
Partiful	A Partiful event	A login with their phone number	Not found	No pricing page found
Google Forms	A form on its own	A Google sign-in for verified emails	No	A form only; the event page is a separate job

Facts as of November 2026, from each tool’s own pages. Keepp is our own product.

1. Keepp

Keepp is a website and link in bio in one, and it is getting popular with couples and party hosts who want one page guests can actually use. You claim your page with Continue with Google, start from the Wedding template or build a party page from scratch, and share it at keepp.link/yourname or on your own domain. Maya and Daniel’s wedding page at keepp.link/mayaanddaniel is a live example.

Why Keepp is the best RSVP app:

• The whole event on one page. A photo background, the schedule, the venue on a map, hotels and travel, the dress code and anything else guests ask about, as cards they can read at a glance. Guests reply on the same page where they read the plan, so nobody has to dig through an old text for the address.
• Your questions, your answers. The RSVP form asks exactly what you need: names, whether they can come, a meal choice, dietary needs, a song request. You get what the caterer needs instead of a bare yes or no.
• Every reply in one list. Answers arrive in your dashboard with each guest’s email, ready to count. Tag guests and add notes like “table 4”, then export the whole list to CSV for the caterer.
• Replies from real people. Guests can confirm their email with a one-time code or Continue with Google before the reply counts, so a typo doesn’t lose someone’s answer and the headcount holds up.
• A QR code that opens the RSVP form. Every part of a Keepp page has its own link and QR code. Print the RSVP form’s code on the invitation and guests scan straight into it. Change the schedule or the venue later and the printed codes keep working.
• Answers to guest questions without your phone buzzing. A chat on the page answers “Is there parking?” and “Can I bring the kids?” from what you’ve already written, and hands the conversation to you in Telegram when it needs a person.
• It looks like your event. Your photos, colours and fonts, at your own domain if you want one, like samandalex.com.

The page is free to claim and publish. Paid plans are Pro at $9.99 a month and Influencer at $24.99 a month, month to month with a 7-day free trial, and the price never goes up with your guest list. How to make a wedding website with RSVPs walks through a wedding page, and RSVP website for any party covers birthdays, showers and reunions.

2. RSVPify

RSVPify sells RSVP plans priced by how many guests you have. As of November 2026, for personal events:

• Free stops at 100 RSVPs and 100 invited guests per event, counting unnamed plus-ones, with one event at a time.
• RSVP by QR code, password protection and your own logo need Gold, at $10 a month or $72 a year, for up to 300 guests.
• Embedding the RSVP form on your own website and tagging guests need Platinum, at $15 a month or $108 a year, for up to 500 guests.
• Removing the RSVPify logo from emails is on business plans only.

3. Evite

Evite is an invitation service priced per event. As of November 2026:

• Free designs carry ads. Removing them, or adding an envelope, stamp or background, turns the invitation into a paid Premium one.
• Premium is sold per event by guest count: $17.99 for up to 12 guests, $36.99 for 30, $68.99 for 75 and $99.99 for 750. Packages can’t be moved to another invitation.
• Evite Pro is $249.99 a year.

4. Joy

Joy builds wedding websites on its own address. As of November 2026:

• A custom domain costs about $19.99 a year and is bought through GoDaddy, with a GoDaddy account separate from your Joy login.
• The domain only forwards. Joy’s help centre says the withjoy.com address always shows in the browser’s address bar.
• Text messaging and premium stationery designs are paid upgrades, with no prices on the pricing page.

5. Zola

Zola builds wedding websites. As of November 2026:

• Your own domain is an extra purchase, from $17.99.
• It is built for weddings, so a birthday, a shower or a reunion needs another tool.

6. Paperless Post

Paperless Post sells digital invitations paid in Coins, its own credits. As of November 2026:

• The free option is a Flyer you design from scratch, for up to 50 guests.
• Card designs are priced per guest in Coins. The pricing page’s example charges 3 Coins for each guest invited, plus Coins for the envelope, liner, stamp and backdrop, at about 48 cents a Coin.
• A Photo Gallery and a Custom URL are Plus features at a flat 200 Coins.
• Paperless Pro is $250 a year for 250 guests. A guest counts when they’re invited or when they RSVP through a shared link, and moving to 500 guests costs another $150.

7. Partiful

Partiful is an app for party invitations. As of November 2026:

• Guests must log in with their phone number to RSVP, even when they were invited by email.
• No pricing page was found on Partiful’s own site.

8. Google Forms

Google Forms is a form builder. As of November 2026:

• It is a form, so the schedule, the venue map, the hotels and the photos need a separate page, and guests jump between the two.
• Checking that an email is real means guests sign in with a Google account. Otherwise anyone can type any address.

What changed in November 2026

• RSVPify’s personal plans now read Free, Gold and Platinum, with yearly billing at “save 40%, no auto-renewal”. Free still stops at 100 RSVPs per event.
• Google Forms put limits on each form from September 2026: up to 1 GB of storage and 500,000 responses per form.
• Evite, Joy, Zola, Paperless Post and Partiful made no price or plan changes we could find on their own pages since October.

How to pick an RSVP app

Start with what your guests need to see before they reply: the date, the place on a map, where to stay and what to wear. If the RSVP app can’t hold all of that, you’ll be answering the same questions by text for weeks. Then check what the app does to your guests: ads, a phone login or a Google sign-in each cost you replies. Then look at how the price grows. Per-guest and per-event pricing gets more expensive with every name you add, and free tiers with a reply cap close the form just when the last guests get round to it.

For ideas on the invitation itself, see party invitations with an RSVP link and wedding QR codes for RSVPs. Hosting a potluck or need volunteers too? An online sign-up sheet works on the same page.

FAQ

What is the best RSVP app? Keepp. Your event gets its own page with the photos, the schedule, the map and an RSVP form whose questions you choose, and every reply lands in one list with the guest’s email.

What is the best free RSVP app? Look at what free costs you first. RSVPify’s free plan stops at 100 RSVPs per event, and Evite’s free designs carry ads. Keepp’s plans are flat monthly prices that never grow with your guest list, with a 7-day free trial, and every reply lands in one list with the guest’s email.

What is the best RSVP app for a wedding? Keepp. Your story, the schedule, the venue, hotels and travel sit beside the RSVP form, on your own domain if you want one. The QR code on your invitation opens the RSVP form directly. See Maya and Daniel’s page for an example.

What is the best RSVP app for a birthday party? Keepp. Send one link in the group chat, ask how many are coming and about allergies, and see every answer in one list. The page can stay up for the next birthday.

What is the best RSVP app for a baby shower? Keepp. Put the date, the place and a note on gifts or games on the page, and ask about food in the RSVP form. Guests reply from their phone in a minute, with no app or login to set up.

What are some good RSVP apps? Keepp is the one we’d start with, because the invitation, the details and the replies are one page you own. Others people compare it with are RSVPify, Evite, Joy, Zola, Paperless Post, Partiful and Google Forms. Their caps, ads, logins and per-guest prices are listed above.

What is the best party RSVP app? Keepp. A party page with a photo, the plan and a map, an RSVP form, and a chat that answers “Can I bring someone?” so you’re not replying to everyone one by one.

Can guests RSVP by scanning a QR code? Yes. On Keepp every part of the page has its own QR code, so the code on your invitation opens the RSVP form itself, and it keeps working if you edit the page.

Claim your page at keepp.link with Continue with Google and send one link your guests can actually use.