Free event RSVP website, in a minute.
Fill in the details, watch the page take shape, publish. You get one RSVP link to paste into WhatsApp, iMessage or email. Guests add the date to their calendar and reply on the page. No app, no account for them, none for you either.
01 What your guests get on the RSVP page
- The essentials up top: what, when, where, in big type that reads on a phone in one scroll.
- Add to calendar: one tap for Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook, so nobody has to type the date.
- Directions: the address opens in Maps.
- RSVP form: name, coming or not, how many, a note. Four fields, thirty seconds.
- A proper preview in chat: your cover photo and title show up when the RSVP link is pasted into WhatsApp, iMessage, Slack or email.
02 How to create an RSVP page for an event
- Type the event name, date, time and place. Add who is hosting and any details (dress code, parking, what to bring).
- Add a cover photo. Pick colours and letters until it looks like your event.
- Click Publish. Your event website with RSVP is live at a link like
yourname.yapp.pagein about two seconds. - Paste the RSVP link into the group chat. Replies arrive in your Messages tab.
Prefer a file? Download the HTML instead and host it anywhere, the RSVP form works wherever the page is served from yapp.page.
03 Where the replies go
Every reply is saved on the page's Messages tab in your yapp.page account, with the name, the answer, the head count and the note. Export the list as a file when you need it for the caterer.
- A free account keeps the last 10 replies on a page. Paid plans keep up to 500 and email you each one as it arrives.
- Publish without signing in and the page is up for 30 minutes, enough to see it on your phone. Sign in (free) before publishing and it stays for 30 days. You can extend that in My pages.
- Made a typo? Sign in, open the page and replace it. The link does not change.
04 Free event RSVP websites compared
Partiful, Evite, Paperless Post and RSVPify all work. The difference is what your guests have to do, and who owns the page.
| yapp.page | Partiful | Evite | RSVPify | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Guests need an account or app | No | Phone number to RSVP | No, but ads | No |
| Free plan | Yes, 3 pages, 10 replies | Yes | Yes, with ads | Yes, 100 guests |
| Add to calendar, map link | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Your own domain | Paid plans | No | No | Paid plans |
| Download the page as a file | Yes, one HTML file | No | No | No |
| Guest list visible to guests | No, host only | Yes | Optional | Optional |
| Made for | A link in a chat | Parties, US | Cards and parties | Larger events, tickets |
When to still use them: if you need ticket sales, seating charts, guest-to-guest chat or printed invitations, RSVPify, Evite and Paperless Post do more. This page is for the common case: one event, one link, a head count.
Want a different design entirely? Ask your AI to write the page from scratch and publish it here, or download the HTML from this tool and change anything you like in the HTML viewer.
05 Frequently asked questions
Is there a free event RSVP website with no signup?
Yes. This page builds and publishes an event RSVP website for free with no account. Guests never sign up for anything either: they open the link, read the details and reply. Signing in (free) keeps your page for 30 days and lets you read the replies.
How do I create an RSVP page for an event?
Type the event name, date, time and place, add a photo if you like, pick colours and letters, and click Publish. You get a link such as yourname.yapp.page that you paste into WhatsApp, iMessage, Slack or email. The RSVP form is already on the page.
Do my guests need an account or an app to RSVP?
No. Guests open the RSVP link in any browser, add the event to their calendar and reply with their name, yes or no, and how many people are coming. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
Where do the RSVPs go?
Replies land in the Messages tab of your page on yapp.page: name, answer, head count and note. Export the list as a file for the caterer. A free account keeps the last 10 replies per page, paid plans keep up to 500 and email you each one.
How is this different from Partiful, Evite or RSVPify?
Those are event platforms with accounts, apps and their own branding. This is a single page you own: one HTML file with a form on it, hosted at a link you control, with nothing for guests to install. You can download the file and host it anywhere.
Can I make the RSVP page private?
The link is unlisted, search engines do not index it, and only people you send it to can find it. On a paid plan you can also put a password on the page.
Can I change the details after sending the RSVP link?
Yes. Sign in, open the page in My pages and replace it with a new version. The link stays the same, so guests who already have it see the update.
How long does the RSVP page stay online?
Published without an account it stays up for 30 minutes, long enough to check it on your phone. Signed in, it lives for 30 days and you can extend that any time. Paid plans can keep a page online for as long as you like.
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