A real event page
Name, date, place, description and a cover image — on a page you can send to anyone. Choose whether it's public, private or unlisted.
FunInvite gives your event a real page, sends the invitations, tracks who said yes, and scans people in at the door. Set it up in about two minutes.
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FunInvite is a free event management platform. You create a page for your event, invite guests by email, and watch RSVPs come in. On the day, you scan guests in at the door with a QR code.
It is built for the organiser who has a guest list rather than a box office — birthday parties, weddings, community meetups, church and school events, workshops, team offsites. Events can be public and appear in discovery, private and visible only to people you invite, or unlisted and reachable by link alone.
Creating an event is free and attending one is free. Paid ticketing is in development; when it arrives it will be optional, and free events will stay free.
No add-ons, no upsell mid-planning. All of this is in the free plan.
Name, date, place, description and a cover image — on a page you can send to anyone. Choose whether it's public, private or unlisted.
Invite one person or paste in a whole list. Everyone gets a link to the event page and a way to reply.
Accepted, declined, still thinking about it. The count updates as replies land, so you know what to cater for.
Every confirmed guest gets a code. Scan them in on your phone and watch the arrival list fill up live.
Guests can comment and reply on the event page and show they're excited — so the plan builds momentum before the day.
Invitations sent, replies received, people through the door, how full you are against your cap. All on one screen.
What, when, where. Add a photo and pick who's allowed to see it.
One address or a hundred. They get a link, they reply, you see it.
Scan guests in as they arrive. No clipboard, no crossing off names.
Everything on FunInvite is free today. Here's what's coming, and what it won't change.
Everything described on this page.
$0/forever
For when you need to charge for a seat.
Soon
Tell us you need it and we'll let you know the day it's live.
When paid ticketing arrives it will be optional. Free events will stay free — that isn't an introductory offer.
The FunInvite app for Android and iOS is in final testing before its App Store and Google Play release. Until it lands, the website does everything on a phone — including scanning guests in.
Yes. Creating an event on FunInvite is free, and attending one is free. There is no card required and no trial period. Paid ticketing is in development and will be optional when it launches — free events will stay free.
Not yet. Paid ticketing and card payments are in development. Today every event on FunInvite is free to create and free to attend. You can still cap attendance, manage a guest list and check people in with QR codes.
You invite guests by email, individually or in bulk. Each guest receives a link to the event page where they can accept or decline. Responses appear on your guest list immediately, and you can see how many people have replied at any time.
Yes. Every event is public, private or unlisted. A public event appears in discovery and search. A private event is visible only to you and the people you invite. An unlisted event is reachable by link but not listed anywhere.
Each confirmed attendee gets a QR code. On the day, open the scanner in the FunInvite app or on the web and scan guests in at the door. The guest list updates live so you can see who has arrived.
A FunInvite app for Android and iOS is built and in final testing ahead of its App Store and Google Play release. In the meantime the FunInvite website works fully on phones and tablets, including QR check-in.
Anything with a guest list: birthday parties, weddings, community meetups, church and school events, workshops, conferences, team offsites and club nights. FunInvite is built for organisers who need invitations, RSVPs and a door list rather than a full ticketing operation.
Set up the page, send the invitations, and stop chasing people in group chats.