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RSVP.link alternative: RSVPlinks vs RSVP.link

A simple RSVP form builder: a short link and QR code for your event, a form with your own questions, and a response list you download as a CSV. RSVPlinks is an event page and website builder where guests reply, register or buy tickets in their browser, free for up to 20 replies per event and a one-time $7–$39 above that. Choose RSVP.link if you want one flat $15 for a big guest list and a plain reply form is all you need (here, 1,000 replies are a one-time $39).

RSVP.link's price: Free for up to 15 responses per event, with basic colors. Premium is a one-time $15 per event for up to 1,000 responses, a custom event URL, the full theme gallery and a cover image.1

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Pros and cons

Where RSVP.link does well

  • One flat $15 per event covers up to 1,000 responses.1
  • Your own questions, with checkboxes, dropdowns and long answers, on the free plan.2
  • Guests get a confirmation email with a calendar invite, and can change or remove their reply.2
  • No ads, and guests need no account, app or phone number.2

Limits RSVP.link states

  • The free plan stops at 15 responses, with basic colors only.1
  • A custom event URL, the themes and a cover image need the $15 upgrade.1
  • Email support comes with Premium only.1

Where RSVPlinks does well

  • 20 free replies per event, with every design, layout, effect and animated intro.
  • A website with sections such as the schedule, travel and registry, on every plan.
  • Registration, tickets, an RSVP fee and door check-in, not only a form.
  • Sign-up lists, date polls, group cards and postcards mailed with each guest's name.

Where RSVPlinks falls short

  • The free plan stops at 20 replies per event and 5 events, a much lower limit than several free plans below.
  • No text messages: reminders and blasts go by email, so you can't reach a guest by SMS from here.
  • No native phone app: hosts and guests use the browser, and the dashboard can be added to a home screen.

RSVPlinks vs RSVP.link: side by side

RSVPlinks vs RSVP.link
FeatureRSVPlinksRSVP.link
How it chargesFree, or $7–$39 per eventFree, or $15 once per event1
Free option20 replies per eventUp to 15 responses1
Ads guests seeNone, on any planNone1
What a guest needs to replyA name; email is your choiceNo account, app or phone number2
Custom questions1 free, up to 10 paidYes1
Your own linkPaid events$15 Premium1
Animated designsAll freeNot found
Approve each guestYesNot found
Sign-up / potluck listPaid events, free standaloneNot found
Take money with the replyApp payments or 6% + 50¢ by cardNot found
Sends texts for youNoNot found
Printed or mailed paperPostcards we mailNot found

A cross means the vendor says it doesn't offer it, or for RSVPlinks that we don't. “Not found” means we looked through its public pricing and help pages and saw nothing either way. It may still exist. A number links to the source.

RSVP.link alternative: FAQ

What is RSVP.link?
A simple RSVP form builder: a short link and QR code for your event, a form with your own questions, and a response list you download as a CSV.
How much does RSVP.link cost?
Free for up to 15 responses per event, with basic colors. Premium is a one-time $15 per event for up to 1,000 responses, a custom event URL, the full theme gallery and a cover image. This comes from RSVP.link: pricing, read on November 2, 2026.
Who should choose RSVP.link over RSVPlinks?
Choose RSVP.link if you want one flat $15 for a big guest list and a plain reply form is all you need (here, 1,000 replies are a one-time $39).
Is RSVPlinks a free alternative to RSVP.link?
RSVPlinks has a free plan: up to 20 replies per event on up to 5 events, with no ads. A bigger event is a one-time $7–$39, with no subscription.

Sources

Read on November 2, 2026. Vendors change prices and features, so check their pages before you decide.

  1. 1. RSVP.link: pricing
  2. 2. RSVP.link: home and FAQ

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