About
An invitation should feel like the event
Most digital invitations are a picture with a form attached. You send an image nobody can read on a phone, then chase replies across three group chats and a spreadsheet that is out of date before the week ends.
dnvit builds the invitation as a live web page instead. It opens with an animated entrance, holds the details, the map and the agenda, and collects the RSVP inside itself. Because it is a page rather than a file, a corrected time or a changed venue reaches everyone who already has the link.
What dnvit covers
- Occasions
- 41
- Original designs
- 45
- Guest app required
- None
Weddings and engagements, but also birthdays, graduations, baby showers, anniversaries, product launches and corporate events. Guests open a link. They do not install anything and they do not make an account.
How it is priced
You pay once per invitation, between $29 and $99. There is no subscription and nothing renews. Building an invitation and previewing it in full is free — payment is what publishes it, so you can see exactly what you are buying before you buy it.
See what each plan includesWhat dnvit does not do
If you need one of these, dnvit is the wrong tool, and we would rather you knew that now than after paying.
- Printed or mailed paper invitations. dnvit is digital only and does not print or post anything.
- A gift registry.
- A seating-chart planner.
- A vendor marketplace or event-planning services.
Your guests’ data
A guest list is a list of real people who did not sign up for anything. We do not sell or rent it, analytics stay switched off until a visitor accepts them, and a published invitation is kept out of search engines by default. You can delete your account, and everything in it, from your settings.
Talk to us
Email support@dnvit.com. We aim to reply within two business days, and a person reads every message.