Share the invitation
Your event gets its own website and public link. Send it by text or email, or add it to an invitation you already made.
Create a free RSVP website for any event.
Set up the event and send one link. Guests reply through a simple RSVP form, and every response lands on your private page.
Create your RSVP website
Add the event details your guests need. You can update the page later.
The essentials
One link for guests. One private page for you.
RSVP Website keeps the invitation and guest list together, without turning a simple event into a software project.
Know who’s coming
Replies appear on your private guest-list page as they arrive, with clear totals for yes, maybe, and no. Export the list whenever you need it.
Stay in control
Update the event after sharing it, correct a guest reply, or close responses when the list is final. Your private link is the control panel.
How it works
Create and share your RSVP website in three steps.
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Create the event
Add the event details and create the page. You’ll receive a public invitation link and a separate private management link.
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Share the public link
Send the invitation URL by text, email, or anywhere else. Guests reply without an account.
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Track replies
Guest replies arrive on your private page, where you can see the headcount, manage the event, and export the list.
For any event
Use it wherever a reliable headcount matters.
A dinner, birthday, wedding event, fundraiser, club gathering, or team outing all lead to the same question: who can make it? A free RSVP website gives people one place to answer and gives the host one list to check.
FAQ
A few things worth knowing
Is the RSVP website really free?
Yes. There is no paid plan and no limit on how many event websites you can create. Hosts and guests do not need accounts.
How do I share the event?
Each event has a public invitation link. Send it directly by text or email, or place it anywhere you would normally share event details.
How do I track replies?
They appear on your private management page, where you can see response totals, review notes, edit a reply, and export the list. Anyone with that private URL can view responses and edit the event, so keep it to yourself.
Can I change the event later?
Yes. Open the private page you received when the event was created. You can update the title, date, location, and guest note.
Is the event page private?
The invitation is not listed in a public event directory, but anyone with its link can open it and respond. Guest replies are available only through the separate management link, which the host should keep private.
Free to use
Your guest list starts with one link.
Create the event now and share it when you’re ready.