Both platforms take guest privacy seriously. The difference is what happens after the invite: RSVP depth, meal choices, reminders and a live dashboard. Based on publicly available information.
HeyVite and Mixily are both privacy-first: neither shares a public guest list, and both keep events ad-free. HeyVite is the stronger fit when the invitation is only the beginning — meal choices, plus-ones, head counts, sub-events, reminders and a live dashboard are built in. Mixily suits hosts who want the simplest possible invite with no extras.
Pricing, ads, privacy and RSVP tracking side by side. Mixily’s column comes from their own published pages, checked July 2026.
| Dimension | HeyVite | Mixily |
|---|---|---|
| Guest privacy | Every guest gets a private link to their own invitation. Guest Privacy (no public guest list, no name search, per-guest isolation) is included on every plan, free ones too. Hosts who want an open, share-anywhere link can switch name-search on for that event; it is off by default. | Privacy-first by design: private event pages, password protection and hidden guest lists, so attendee information stays out of public view. No data tracking by default. |
| Ads & tracking | No ads and no tracking scripts, on any plan, free events included. | Ad-free, with a stated no-tracking philosophy for guests. |
| Pricing model | One payment per event, priced only by guest count: free up to 40, then $15 for up to 100 guests, $45 for up to 200 and $110 for up to 500. No subscription, no add-ons, nothing to cancel, and 14 days to change your mind. Beyond 500 guests or white-label: contact sales. | Free core product with a keep-it-simple philosophy (tip-based/simple pricing has varied over time — check current terms). No subscription tiers on the scale of the legacy invitation platforms. |
| RSVP depth | Every yes, meal choice and plus-one gathers on one live dashboard, with reminders for anyone still deciding. | Simple RSVP collection. Meal choices, plus-one handling, head counts, sub-events and reminder scheduling are limited or absent — the product deliberately stays minimal. |
| Design depth | Curated invitation catalogue plus a drag-and-drop Card Studio: every line, font, colour and motif is placeable, with custom artwork upload and an envelope reveal. | Minimal, clean templates with light customisation. The simplicity is the feature — hosts who want art direction will feel constrained. |
| Invitation delivery | Email from HeyVite, or share each guest’s private link yourself by WhatsApp or text. Guests need no app or account. | Shareable event link and email sharing; built around a single link per event rather than per-guest delivery. |
This is the rare comparison where both products are on the same side. Mixily built its name on privacy — private pages, hidden guest lists, no tracking.
HeyVite treats privacy as the default architecture too: every event starts sealed, each guest is isolated to their own invitation, and no public guest list or name search exists unless the host deliberately switches it on. If guest privacy is your only criterion, you are safe with either.
Mixily stops at a clean, private invitation.
HeyVite keeps going: per-guest delivery, meal choices and head counts your caterer can use, plus-one handling, sub-events for a whole weekend, capacity with waitlists, one-click reminders to non-responders, private guest messaging and a live dashboard. The invitation is step one of the workflow, not the whole product.
Mixily’s minimalism is real: fewer decisions, faster setup, nothing to learn. HeyVite has more depth, which means slightly more to configure.
If your event is a simple yes/no gather-up, either works. If you need to know who is coming, what they eat and how many plus-ones to cater for — while keeping the whole thing private — HeyVite does both halves.
No platform wins every event. Here is the honest split between HeyVite and Mixily.
Quick, sourced answers on HeyVite vs Mixily.
Both are privacy-first and neither exposes a public guest list. HeyVite goes further by default: a unique invite link per guest, per-guest isolation on every plan including the free one, no ads and no tracking on invitation pages. Mixily matches the philosophy with private pages and hidden guest lists.
Mixily deliberately stays minimal, so advanced RSVP depth is limited. HeyVite collects meal choices, plus-ones, head counts and per-sub-event replies on a live dashboard — the planning data, not just the guest list.
HeyVite is free up to its free-plan guest cap and every feature is included on every plan; paid tiers only raise the guest limit with one payment per event. Compare the guest count you need against the current pricing pages of both.
The features behind this comparison, in detail.
Create your invitation, add your guests, and hit send. Every yes, meal choice and plus-one tracks itself. Free to start, no credit card.
Comparison based on publicly available information as of July 2026. Mixily is a trademark of its respective owner; HeyVite is not affiliated with it. Details change. Verify current pricing on their site.