Greenvelope pricing starts at $19 for a single mailing to up to 20 guests, and every price includes the full platform: designer invitations, the animated envelope opening, complete personalization, built-in RSVP tracking, and an ad-free experience for every guest. There are two ways to pay. A Single Mailing is a one-time purchase priced by the size of your guest list, and an Annual Membership covers unlimited mailings for a year, priced by the guest cap per mailing. That is the whole model: no coins to buy, no per-template charges, no ads to remove, and no subscription required. Filled to capacity, every Single Mailing tier works out to about a dollar a guest up to 250 guests, and less per guest above that. This guide lays out every tier and what it includes, with every figure verified against the pricing calculator on our homepage on September 16, 2026, and the calculator gives you an exact quote the moment you enter a guest count.
One reason this page exists: third-party software directories describe Greenvelope pricing in ways that contradict each other, from "starts at $19 per month" to "starts at around $30" to "plans start at $125" to conflicting claims about trials. None of those pages is maintained by us. The numbers below are. To clear up the two most common errors directly: $19 is a one-time price for a single mailing to up to 20 guests, not a monthly charge, and no Greenvelope purchase requires a subscription.
How Much Does Greenvelope Cost?
A Single Mailing is priced by guest count and covers one send from design through delivery, RSVP collection, and reminders, with no further charges for that event. Tiers step every 20 guests from 20 to 200 guests ($19, $39, $59, and so on up to $199 for 200 guests), then in larger steps all the way to 25,000 guests. The table shows the tiers most hosts use; the calculator lists every one.
Greenvelope Single Mailing pricing by guest count, verified September 16, 2026
| Guest list size |
Single Mailing price |
| Up to 20 guests | $19 |
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| Up to 60 guests | $59 |
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| Up to 100 guests | $99 |
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| Up to 250 guests | $249 |
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| Up to 500 guests | $374 |
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| Up to 1,000 guests | $499 |
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An Annual Membership makes sense for frequent senders: it covers unlimited mailings for one year, as long as each mailing is for a unique purpose, with each mailing capped at the guest count of the package you choose. The $125 package, for mailings of up to 50 guests, is the one most households and small teams choose; the $60 package covers very small lists, and the larger packages scale with the guest cap.
Greenvelope Annual Membership pricing by per-mailing guest cap, verified September 16, 2026
| Guests per mailing |
Annual Membership price |
| Up to 20 per mailing | $60 per year |
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| Up to 50 per mailing | $125 per year |
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| Up to 150 per mailing | $225 per year |
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| Up to 250 per mailing | $375 per year |
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| Up to 500 per mailing | $565 per year |
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| Up to 1,000 per mailing | $755 per year |
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Prices verified against the pricing calculator on our homepage on September 16, 2026. For guest lists larger than the tiers shown, the pricing calculator quotes your exact count.
What Greenvelope Costs Per Guest
Flat pricing by list size does two things that per-invitation pricing cannot. Up to 250 guests, the price of a filled tier works out to about a dollar a guest at every size, from $0.95 at 20 guests to just under $1.00 at 250, so the per-guest cost holds level instead of climbing with every guest you add. Above 250 guests it falls: the 500-guest tier is 75 cents a guest and the 1,000-guest tier is 50 cents. Per-invitation models run the other way, since every guest added raises the total, so a platform that looks inexpensive for ten guests is rarely the inexpensive choice for a hundred. Here is the Single Mailing table expressed per guest at each tier's full capacity:
Greenvelope Single Mailing cost per guest by tier at full capacity, verified September 16, 2026
| Guest list size |
Single Mailing price |
Cost per guest |
| Up to 20 guests | $19 | $0.95 |
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| Up to 60 guests | $59 | $0.98 |
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| Up to 100 guests | $99 | $0.99 |
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| Up to 250 guests | $249 | Just under $1.00 |
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| Up to 500 guests | $374 | $0.75 |
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| Up to 1,000 guests | $499 | $0.50 |
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Those figures assume you fill the tier. A tier you do not fill costs more per guest: the $59 mailing for up to 60 guests works out to $1.31 per guest at 45 guests and $0.98 at 60. Two things keep that from mattering much in practice. Single Mailing tiers step every 20 guests up to 200, so there is usually a tier within a few guests of your list, and if you buy a larger package than you end up needing, Greenvelope moves you down to the smallest size that still fits your guest list and refunds the difference, as long as the invitation has not been sent, as our refund policy spells out. At full capacity, then, the platform costs a dollar per guest or less at every size, for the designed invitation, the animated envelope, delivery by email or text, RSVP tracking, meal surveys, and reminders. That number is the clearest basis for comparing Greenvelope against per-invitation pricing, where the per-guest cost depends on the design chosen and climbs with the list, and against large-event budgets generally: the bigger the list, the better flat pricing looks. At the other end of the scale, where a gathering is 6 to 20 people and a no-cost tool is a real option, our guide to the best online invitations for small gatherings sets the $19 mailing beside those routes on both cost and what each one asks a guest to do to reply.
How Greenvelope Pricing Works
The model is deliberately simple: you pay based on the size of your guest list, once, and everything the platform does is included at that price. Pick any design in the collection, customize every detail down to the envelope liner and fonts, upload your own artwork if you prefer, add background music including your own MP3, and send by email or text. RSVP tracking, survey questions, automatic reminders to guests who have not replied, address validation, and guest messaging are all part of the same price, not add-ons. The number you see when you enter your guest count is the number you pay at checkout, which is exactly how pricing should behave and, on some platforms, does not.
Single Mailing or Annual Membership: How to Choose
Most hosts sending one event choose the Single Mailing and never need anything more. The Annual Membership earns its keep in two situations. The first is multiple events across a year: a household that sends a holiday party invitation, two birthday parties, and a graduation announcement covers all of it with one $125 membership if each list stays at 50 guests or fewer. The second is the wedding suite: couples sending a save the date, the invitation itself, and day-of updates to the same list are making three mailings, and a membership sized to the guest list is usually the better arithmetic than three single purchases. Organizations with a recurring events calendar, from client dinners to fundraisers, sit squarely in membership territory, and Greenvelope's built-in RSVP tracking carries the guest list from one mailing to the next without re-importing anything.
What Every Plan Includes
There is no feature ladder at Greenvelope: the smallest single mailing and the largest membership get the same platform. Every price includes designer invitation templates from independent artists, deep customization of colors, fonts, layouts, and envelopes, the animated envelope opening your guests won't forget, delivery by email or text message to guests in supported countries (every mailing includes an allotment of text messages, with more available for large lists), real-time RSVP tracking with yes and no responses and open rates, survey questions for meals, allergies, and song requests, automatic reminders sent only to guests who have not answered, address validation before sending, guest messaging for updates, registry and map links, and an ad-free experience on every page a guest sees. The only variable in the price is how many people you are inviting. What the survey questions can carry, and how the answers reach a caterer, is compared across six tools in our guide to the best online RSVP tools for meal choices.
How Greenvelope Compares to Other Pricing Models
Digital invitation platforms use three other pricing models, and each one hides its true cost somewhere. Ad-supported platforms show your guests third-party ads next to your event details, then charge per event to remove them, so the real price is either your money or your guests' attention. Coin systems sell packs of credits and price templates and features in coins, which means the cost of your invitation depends on which design you fall in love with and climbs unpredictably with guest count. Subscription-only platforms charge every month whether you are hosting or not. Greenvelope's per-event model prices the one thing that actually varies, your guest list, and includes everything else. For detailed, named side-by-side breakdowns, our comparison pages linked below put the numbers next to each other. Greeting cards run on a fourth model again, since most card services sell an annual membership rather than pricing by list, and our roundup of the best digital greeting card sites compares eight of them on that basis.
What It Costs to Send Digital Wedding Invitations
Digital wedding invitations on Greenvelope cost $99 as a single mailing for up to 100 guests and $249 for up to 250 guests, including the full RSVP system your reception planning depends on: meal choice surveys, plus-one tracking, and reminders that chase the quiet cousins for you. Couples sending a save the date and an invitation to the same list usually do better with an Annual Membership sized to their guest count, which covers both sends and any day-of updates for one price: $225 per year for mailings of up to 150 guests, or $375 for up to 250. Either way, the wedding invitation collection is fully included; there is no premium shelf hiding the best designs behind a higher tier. For the other side of that comparison, our guide to how much wedding invitations cost prices a printed suite for the same 100-guest list line by line, from the printing method to postage in both directions.
What It Costs to Send Digital Baby Shower Invitations
Most baby showers invite 20 to 40 guests, which puts them in Greenvelope's first tiers: $19 covers an intimate shower, sprinkle, or sip and see with up to 20 guests, $39 covers up to 40, and $59 covers up to 60 guests, which fits nearly every co-ed and extended-family shower. All are one-time purchases, not subscriptions, and there is no separate baby shower pricing: the number comes from your guest count alone. At 30 guests, the $39 mailing for up to 40 works out to $1.30 per guest; at 40 guests, $0.98. That price includes the designed invitation, the animated envelope opening, RSVP tracking, survey questions for meals and shower games, a registry link, and automatic reminders to guests who have not replied. You can browse the baby shower invitation collection and preview everything before paying, and our comparison of the best digital baby shower invitation platforms, linked below, puts these numbers next to the per-invitation and credit-based alternatives.
Is Greenvelope Worth the Price?
Value questions deserve numbers rather than adjectives, so here are two. Greenvelope holds a 4.9 out of 5 rating on Trustpilot across more than 10,000 reviews, with reviewers most often praising the designs, the ease of use, and the RSVP tracking; the current count is on Greenvelope's Trustpilot profile. And across 70,624 real events measured in our RSVP response rate benchmarks, the median event on Greenvelope heard back from 85.3% of its guest list. The invitation is the first thing your guests see of your event, and the RSVP list is the thing every other decision depends on; the price buys both done properly.
Try Everything Before You Pay
You can create an account, design your invitation, and preview the complete guest experience, the animated envelope opening, the invitation, the RSVP form, and any music you have added, with no credit card required. You can even send a real invitation to up to 10 people at no charge, to watch delivery, RSVPs, and reminders work end to end. Payment happens only when you send to your full guest list. Start designing and see the experience your guests will get before you spend anything.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Greenvelope cost?
Greenvelope starts at $19 for a single mailing to up to 20 guests, with single mailings priced by guest list size: $99 for up to 100 guests, $249 for up to 250, $374 for up to 500, and $499 for up to 1,000. Annual Memberships cover unlimited mailings for a year and are priced by the guest cap per mailing: $60 per year for mailings up to 20 guests and $125 per year for mailings up to 50, with larger packages above that. Every price includes designer invitations, the animated envelope, RSVP tracking, and an ad-free guest experience, with no coins and no subscription required. Prices verified September 16, 2026.
How much does Greenvelope cost per guest?
About a dollar per guest or less when you fill the tier. $19 for up to 20 guests is $0.95 per guest, $99 for up to 100 is $0.99, and $249 for up to 250 is just under $1.00, so the per-guest cost holds level up to 250 guests instead of climbing the way per-invitation pricing does. Above 250 guests it falls: $374 for up to 500 guests is 75 cents a guest, and $499 for up to 1,000 is 50 cents. A tier you do not fill costs more per guest, so buy the smallest tier that fits your list; single mailing tiers step every 20 guests up to 200, and a package bought too large is refunded down to the size you needed as long as the invitation has not been sent.
Can you try Greenvelope without paying?
Yes. You can create an account, design your invitation, preview the complete guest experience, and even send a real invitation to up to 10 people, all with no credit card required. Payment happens only when you send to your full guest list.
Does Greenvelope require a subscription?
No. Most senders never need a recurring plan: a Single Mailing is a one-time purchase for one event, priced by guest count, with no further charges. Annual Memberships exist for people and organizations that send multiple mailings a year, and they are optional.
How much does it cost to send digital wedding invitations?
On Greenvelope, digital wedding invitations cost $99 as a single mailing for up to 100 guests and $249 for up to 250 guests, with RSVP tracking, meal surveys, and reminders included. Couples sending a save the date and an invitation to the same list often choose an annual membership sized to their guest count, which covers both sends for one price: $225 per year for mailings up to 150 guests, or $375 for up to 250.
How much does it cost to send digital baby shower invitations?
On Greenvelope, baby shower invitations cost $19 as a single mailing for up to 20 guests, $39 for up to 40, and $59 for up to 60, which covers most showers, sprinkles, and sip and sees. The price is a one-time purchase, not a subscription, and includes RSVP tracking, survey questions, a registry link, and reminders.
Does Greenvelope charge per template or per design change?
No. There are no coins, credits, or per-template charges. One price, set by your guest count, covers any design in the collection, full personalization of colors, fonts, and layouts, and as many preview sends as you like before you send to guests.
Do guests see ads on Greenvelope invitations?
No. Greenvelope is ad-free for guests at every price, on every page: the envelope, the invitation, and the RSVP form. Your event is the only thing on the screen.
What does a Greenvelope annual membership include?
An annual membership includes unlimited mailings for one year, as long as each mailing is for a unique purpose, with each mailing capped at the guest count of your package: $60 per year for mailings up to 20 guests, $125 for up to 50, $225 for up to 150, $375 for up to 250, $565 for up to 500, and $755 for up to 1,000. Every mailing includes the full platform, from designs to RSVP tracking.