Ranking · #9 of 9 · Last reviewed
EvntBuild
Event software bringing invitations, RSVP forms, tickets, door check-in and event websites into one place. Pre-launch, with a waitlist.
Not yet available, so it ranks last for now. Its announced plans cover invitations, replies and tickets in one place; join the waitlist if that appeals, and use Luma or Partiful for an invite today.
Where it fits
EvntBuild fits hosts who run more than one kind of event (a dinner this month, a ticketed workshop next) and are tired of stitching together a form, a group chat and a ticketing site. It is pre-launch: you can join its waitlist at evntbuild.com and it promises one email when it opens. Until then, it is not something you can send an invitation with, so it is not one of our top picks.
Best for: Hosts and organisation teams who want invitations, replies and tickets in one place, once it opens.
Strengths
- RSVP forms that ask only what applies to your event.
- Invitations planned by email, text and WhatsApp, and guests reply without an account or app.
- Tickets paid straight into the host's own Stripe account; check-in from a phone with a live arrivals log.
Limits
- Not open yet: you cannot send an invitation with it today. It has a waitlist and no launch date set.
- Its features are announced but can't be tested yet, so they score 2 out of 5 until it opens, like any untested feature.
- The free plan is announced as one event and up to 50 guests; larger lists need a paid plan.
Cost
Announced: free for one event with up to 50 guests; paid plans from A$9 a month for up to 150 guests, with two months free when paid yearly.
Check the current figures at evntbuild.com.
Scores
- Real free tier 3/5
- Its free plan is published (one event, up to 50 guests), but it can't be used yet.
- RSVP tracking 2/5
- RSVP forms are announced but can't be tested until it opens.
- Delivery channels 2/5
- Email, text and WhatsApp are announced but can't be tested yet.
- Guest experience 2/5
- Replying without an account or app is announced but can't be tested yet.
- Ticketing and fees 2/5
- Tickets paid into your own Stripe account are announced but can't be tested yet.
- What's locked behind payment 3/5
- Published pricing: more than one event or over 50 guests needs a paid plan.
What each score means: How we rank.