Club Meeting Sign-Up
Registration
A library-card page for a club's next meeting, with one button to join in.
Free for your group's next meeting
A page for the next meeting, retreat or volunteer day that a member can open from the group chat and answer in a tap. Add a volunteer sheet or a bring-list, and let the group vote on dates, all free.
Members register from the group chat with nothing to install and nothing to log in to.
Free sign-up sheets for shifts and potluck dishes, on their own link or tied to your event.
A free date poll settles when to meet before you plan anything.
Recurring Events ($6 on a paid plan) repeats a meeting, with each date on its own page.
1 co-host on a free event, and as many as you need on a paid plan.
Charge for a retreat or dinner by card at 6% + 50¢ per payment, with no plan needed.
Tap a design to try it as a guest. All the wording, prices and colors are yours to change.
Registration
A library-card page for a club's next meeting, with one button to join in.
Registration
A warm note on cream stationery, for a small group that meets on Wednesdays.
Registration
A one-page run of show with a Join button for your regulars and new faces.
Registration
A bright poster off the community board, with gloves, shifts and one Sign up button.
Registration
A sunlit retreat website with a daily schedule and a button to reserve a spot.
Free for up to 20 registrations per event. Paid plans from $7 per event, one time, up to 1,000.
Just need volunteers? Use the free sign-up sheet. Choosing a date first? Try the free date poll.
Yes. A free event takes up to 20 registrations, and sign-up sheets and date polls are free tools. A bigger group's event takes a paid plan from $7, one time, with no subscription.
Yes. A guest password can cover the whole page or just the location on any plan. Apply lets you approve each person yourself.
Yes. Card payments cost 6% + 50¢ per payment on any plan, with an RSVP Fee or Tickets. Venmo, Zelle, PayPal and Cash App straight to you need a paid plan.
We don't compare on that here, because Meetup does a different job: it helps strangers find your group. RSVPlinks has no public listing, so your members come from the link you share.
There's no member directory, dues tracking, recurring giving or group messaging, and no public listing that brings you new members.