InviteDrop alternative
Paper&Seal vs InviteDrop
Paper&Seal is an InviteDrop alternative with a bigger free plan and one flat price: free for up to 25 guests, or $19 once per event for unlimited guests, where InviteDrop is free for 5 invites and $74.99 per event for unlimited.
InviteDrop and Paper&Seal agree on the big things: an animated envelope, a one-time price per event, no subscription, no ads. The difference is the price ladder. InviteDrop steps up by guest count; Paper&Seal has one price for any number of guests, and the free plan covers 25.
Paper&Seal and InviteDrop, side by side
Prices in US dollars, checked October 29, 2026 on InviteDrop pricing and InviteDrop home page. Prices change, so check before you buy. InviteDrop is a trademark of its owner.
Why hosts choose Paper&Seal over InviteDrop
One price for any guest count
InviteDrop charges $15.99 for 25 invites, $29.99 for 50, $44.99 for 100 and $74.99 for unlimited. Paper&Seal is free up to 25 guests, then $19 once for unlimited guests and every round.
A seal that is yours
Pick the wax seal's shape, colour and finish, press your monogram into it, then dress the envelope, liner and card to match.
More than the reply
Guests reply for their whole party on the invitation, and on paid plans their photos and videos play live on the venue screen.
When InviteDrop is the better pick
InviteDrop is the better pick if you want a large template shelf (it lists over 1,200) or a free invitation with no branding at all: its free invites carry no watermark, while Paper&Seal's free plan shows a small credit.
Questions
- Is InviteDrop free?
- For the first 5 invitations and RSVPs of each event. After that an event pass is $15.99 for 25 invites, up to $74.99 for unlimited. Paper&Seal is free for up to 25 guests.
- Is Paper&Seal cheaper than InviteDrop?
- For more than 5 guests, usually. Up to 25 guests Paper&Seal is free; above that it is $19 once for unlimited guests, where InviteDrop is $29.99 for 50 and $44.99 for 100.
- Do both have an animated envelope?
- Yes. On Paper&Seal guests break a wax seal and the card slides out, on every plan. On paid plans you design the seal, envelope, liner and card.
- Is there a subscription?
- Not for one event on either. Both charge once per event. InviteDrop also sells a yearly Pro plan for hosts with many events.
Try it before you decide
Every event starts free, with no card. Paid plans are one price per event with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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