Ranking · #8 of 9 · Last reviewed
Paperless Post
Polished digital cards and flyers with RSVP tracking, mostly paid per design and guest count.
Lovely to receive, but rarely free: choose it when the design is worth paying for.
Where it fits
Paperless Post fits a formal dinner or milestone where the card itself is part of the occasion and paying is fine.
Best for: Formal dinners, milestones and events where the look of the card matters most.
Strengths
- Design-led cards with envelopes and stationery-style details.
- RSVP tracking and guest messaging on its cards.
- Sends invitations by email, with a shareable link as well.
Limits
- Most card designs are paid for, so “free” covers a small part of the range at best.
- Prices depend on the design and the number of guests; they are shown in the editor, not on one public page.
- No ticketing.
Cost
Most designs are paid; prices show in the editor for your design and guest count. Check paperlesspost.com for any free designs before you start.
Check the current figures at paperlesspost.com.
Scores
- Real free tier 2/5
- Most designs are paid; check the editor for free ones.
- RSVP tracking 4/5
- RSVP tracking and guest messages.
- Delivery channels 3/5
- Email built in; other channels by link.
- Guest experience 4/5
- A well-made card that opens on any device.
- Ticketing and fees 1/5
- No ticketing.
- What's locked behind payment 2/5
- Most designs cost money to send.
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