For hosts who want to begin without paying
Publish a real page on the free plan, send one link, and start collecting replies against names. Upgrade only when the list calls for it; the page you built stays yours throughout.
A free plan should be useful on the day, not a crippled demo you have to escape from. So here is the plain version: you publish a live page on its own shareable link, choose a design from the ready-made layouts, and switch on replies so each yes lands against a name. You can keep editing that page for as long as the event lasts, and guests always read the current version.
The point of not paying first is that it removes the excuse for delay. You can get the announcement out and the replies flowing while details are still settling, before any money changes hands at all. Nothing about the free start asks you to have it finished; it only asks you to have it true.
No asterisks. These are the working parts you get on the free plan, so the first page can do a real job.
Nobody should pay early out of anxiety. These are the situations where moving up simply makes sense.
Families, colleagues and their companions have a way of multiplying. When your list grows, upgrade as it grows rather than forcing a widening crowd into the plan you began with.
Seating arrangements, a moderated guestbook, a fuller gallery, or song requests are worth adding once the essentials are already doing their work.
If you are hosting a single event and do not expect to return, a one-time pass covers just that day instead of a standing plan.
We will not dress this up. The free plan exists so you can start with confidence, and the current limits and prices are set out clearly on our pricing page rather than guessed here. If you want the numbers, see /pricing; if you simply want the invitation out the door, start free and decide about upgrading only when a real need shows itself.
What does not change is ownership of the page. Whether you stay on the free plan for the whole event or move up halfway through, it is the same page under the same link. You keep editing it, guests keep reading it, and nothing is rebuilt when your plans grow.
How it works
Sign up on the web, or message Jitabi on WhatsApp and describe the event in a line. A free page goes live on its own link in the same sitting.
Write the date, the place, how to reach you, and a short note about what happens. These sit on the free plan, so the page reads as complete as you need.
Turn RSVP on and share the single link. Confirmations gather against names without any further setup or cost.
If the list grows or you want extra touches, move up. Until then the free page is working, and the real figures live on /pricing.
Questions
It is a real published page, not a countdown. You can keep it live for the event and upgrade whenever your list or plans call for more, on your own schedule rather than a timer.
Yes. Guests confirm from their phone and their answers attach to their names. Tracking who is coming is not held back for a paid tier.
We would rather you read the current limits straight from the source than trust a number typed here. Start free, and see /pricing for the exact figures and when moving up fits.
No. It is the same page under the same link. Moving up adds room and features around the work you already did; nothing is rebuilt and guests never get a new address.
Get Started
A free event page is enough to announce, share and start counting. Upgrade when a real need shows itself, and read the honest figures on /pricing whenever you are ready.
