Their own app
Venmo, PayPal and Cash App open your profile in the app on a phone that has it. Zelle details copy with one tap.
Gifts & funds
Make giving the easy part.
Some guests want to give but never know how. Add your own payment apps and gift registries once, and they meet them right where they RSVP — every gift goes straight to you, and it never stands between anyone and their reply.
- Straight to your own apps
- Registries from any store
- Never blocks a reply
Straight to you
Your own apps, one tap away.
Add your Venmo, PayPal, Cash App or Zelle and guests give from the app they already use — on a phone it opens right in the app. Zelle details copy with a tap. The money goes directly from them to you: InviteBird never touches it and never takes a cut.
- Venmo, PayPal, Cash App and Zelle
- Opens in the guest's own app
- No fee on any gift
Set it up once
Three steps, then it looks after itself.
Add your ways to give
Paste your payment handles and up to four registry share links — Amazon, Target, Babylist or any store. Messy links are tidied for you.
Say it your way
Keep the tasteful default note for your occasion, write your own, or let InviteBird Magic draft one that puts their presence first.
Unlock it for guests
One small one-time unlock publishes it for the event — or it's already included with the top plans.
The best gift is that people came. The links just spare them the guessing.
Ways to give
Give the way that suits them.
Your registries
Up to four lists from any store. Guests shop on the store's own site, which handles the order, the delivery and any returns.
Gift hints
On birthdays and graduations, a warm hint on your event page answers "what would they love?" before anyone has to ask.
InviteBird gift cards
Someone can give the gift of an event, too. InviteBird gift cards live in their own storefront, ready to send by email or by text (US & Canada).
Never in the way
Saying yes stays the easy part.
The gift options appear only after a guest has replied yes — the reply is already saved — and they can skip straight past. The same options sit quietly in a Send a gift section on your event page for anyone who'd rather browse.
- Shown after the reply is saved
- Always skippable
- Also on your event page
Make gifting easy
Gifts, sorted.
Registries, cash funds and thoughtful hints — everything guests need to give with confidence.
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Common questions
Good to know.
Does InviteBird take a cut of my gifts?
No. Gifts go straight from your guest's app or store to you, and InviteBird never handles the money. The only charge is one small unlock per event, and the top plans include it.
Do my guests need an account to send a gift?
No InviteBird account. They give through the app they already use — Venmo, PayPal, Cash App or their bank's Zelle — or shop your registry on the store's own site.
Does asking for gifts get in the way of the RSVP?
Never. The gift options appear only after a guest has already replied yes, and they're always skippable — their coming is the part that counts, and your note can say exactly that.
Can I see who sent a gift?
Not in InviteBird. The payment happens in Venmo, PayPal, Cash App, the guest's bank or the store, so that's where the record is.
What's the difference between a gift and a gift card?
A gift goes from a guest to you, through your own app or registry. An InviteBird gift card is credit toward InviteBird itself — a lovely way to give someone their own event.
Can a co-host set this up?
Yes. Co-hosts can add the payment handles, the registries and the note alongside you. Only the event owner can buy the unlock.
Goes well with
More from the toolkit.
Ready when you are
Build it free, send when it's ready.
Your apps and registries, one tap from every RSVP — pick a design and make giving easy.
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