Everyone else charges by the guest.
We charge for the invitation. $5.99 buys one. Send it to eight people or two hundred and the number does not move. No subscription, no per-head fee, no upgrade at forty guests.
- 1 invitation $5.99
One party. Painted up to three times.
- 3 invitations $14.99 $5.00 each
Most popular. The save the date, the shower, the party.
- 5 invitations $21.99 $4.40 each
For people who host on purpose.
No plan to pick. One invitation for $5.99, three for $14.99, five for $21.99. Each covers three paintings and sending; three more paintings of the same invitation use another credit.
Prices in US dollars; what you pay in other countries is set by the App Store and Google Play. Credits are purchased in the app and never expire.
What $5.99 actually buys
Not a prompt. A studio. Every invitation is designed in the TinselVite studio. Every card is built to the same written standard: one material, a held palette, type in a real hierarchy, room for the words. The method is ours. Every card gets it.
No clip art. No stock. Nothing reused. Every piece is drawn new for your party, in a material you could almost touch: velvet, foil, stitched denim. Every line is read back, letter by letter, against what you typed. A slip is painted again before you see it.
What the others would charge
One party · 150 guestsEvery other digital invitation platform charges per recipient or by subscription. Here is one 150-guest invitation at each platform's published rates.
Drawn to the same scale. The cheapest alternative here starts at six times the price, and most are more than twenty. For a card. Where a platform publishes a range, the pale bar reaches the top of it.
Each platform's own published rates, checked 20 August 2026. Greenvelope prices a single mailing by tier: a 150-guest list falls in the up-to-250 tier at $249, and its unlimited-send annual plan capped at 150 guests is $225 a year. Paperless Post sells coins from $12 for 25 to $115 for 1,000 and charges them per recipient, at roughly five to six for a premium card. Minted publishes $1–3 per guest for digital invitations. Punchbowl and Evite Pro are annual subscriptions. Verify before relying on any of these figures.
What a credit does and doesn't cover
| Feature | Cost |
|---|---|
| Downloading the app | Free |
| Building and previewing an invitation | Free |
| Locking in an invitation's text | Free |
| The first painting of its artwork, with your wording | 1 credit |
| Two more paintings of the same invitation | Included |
| Three more after that | 1 credit |
| Sending it to your guests by text | Free |
| Unlimited guests and RSVPs | Free |
| Guest list, head counts, dietary answers | Free |
| Changing details that are not painted on the card | Free |
Questions about credits
- What do I get for $5.99?
- One invitation, with its artwork, three paintings of it and full RSVP tracking. No subscription, no guest-count limit.
- Is there a bigger pack?
- Three invitations for $14.99, $5.00 each. Five for $21.99, $4.40 each. The same thing, for people who host more than once.
- Isn't this overkill for a movie night?
- Yes. That's the appeal. A good invitation is what turns “we should hang out” into a thing on a calendar that people show up to.
- Can I use it for something small?
- Eight people, eighty people. Same price, same fuss. The guest count is the one thing we don't charge for.
- Is the artwork AI-generated?
- Image software does the drawing, under our direction. The design is ours: planned to the studio's written standard, then checked line by line before you see it. No clip art, no stock, nothing reused.
- What does one credit cover?
- One invitation: its artwork, painted up to three times, sent to as many people as you like, with the RSVP tracking for as long as the thing exists. Three more paintings of the same invitation use another credit.
- What if I don't like the first design?
- Paint it again. A credit covers three paintings.
- Can I change the names painted on the design?
- Yes. Type your own names, initials or title, and the design is painted again with them, in the same style. Each painting is one of the three your credit covers.
- What if a design fails to generate?
- You get it back automatically. You don't have to ask.
- What if I change my mind before painting anything?
- Nothing to undo. The credit is taken at the first painting, not before.
- Do credits expire?
- No.
- Do you charge per guest?
- No. Eight or two hundred, same price. We are not counting your friends.
- Is there a subscription?
- No.
- I bought credits on my old phone.
- Sign in with the same account and tap Restore purchases in Settings.
Credits are bought in the app. They do not expire, and nobody will email you about them. Terms of Service · Support