Make the invitation, add your guests, and send each one their own RSVP link by text or email. They tap Yes or No and say how many are coming. You see every answer on one list.
No account, no ads, nothing for guests to download.
PLEASE JOIN US TO CELEBRATE
40TH BIRTHDAY
Saturday, June 12, 2027
at 4:30 PM
THE ROSE GARDEN
Charleston, South Carolina
PLEASE JOIN US FOR THE WEDDING OF
YOU'RE INVITED TO
Saturday, the twelfth of June
two thousand twenty-seven
at four thirty in the afternoon
Hosted by the Millers
An RSVP website is a page where guests answer your invitation: whether they are coming, how many people, and anything you need to know. Instead of chasing replies by text, the answers come to one place and add themselves up.
On Kenji Invites the RSVP is part of the invitation itself. Guests open their link, see your card with the date, place and a countdown, and reply right under it.
There are two ways to collect RSVPs, and you can use both on the same invitation.
The most common RSVP problem is a reply that says 5 when you invited 2. When you add a guest you choose how many seats they get. Their reply can be any number up to that, and they type the names of the people coming with them. For a shared link you set one limit for everyone.
Here is how the usual options compare for a host who just wants to know who is coming.
Option Good at Where it falls short
Group text Fast, everyone already has it Answers get lost in the thread, no head count, no limit on plus ones
Google Forms Free, flexible questions No invitation design, no per-guest seat limits, you build it yourself
Wedding website builders Lots of pages for a wedding Built for weddings only, guests often look themselves up on a public page
Kenji Invites A designed invitation with the RSVP on it, seat limits, a guest list that adds up Made for one event at a time, not ticketed events or paid admission
Your guest list shows each person, whether they opened the invitation, their answer, how many are coming, their names and any note. The totals at the top add up the yes answers. If someone tells you their answer in person, you can record it yourself. You can download the whole list as a spreadsheet for the caterer or the seating chart.
Type or paste names with a phone number or email, and choose how many seats each one gets. A couple gets 2, a family of four gets 4.
Tap Text or Email next to a guest and your phone opens a message with their link already in it. It comes from you, so people open it.
Guests see the invitation with a countdown to the party, then reply with how many are coming and their names. No app, no account. Every answer shows up on your guest list.
Is the RSVP website really free?
Do guests need to make an account?
Can guests change their RSVP?
Can I collect meal choices or allergies?
Can I have RSVPs for more than one event, like a rehearsal dinner?
Is my guest list public?
Kenji Invites is a free tool from KenjiAI. See our other free tools.