How do I invite a whole class without sharing the class list?
Add each family to your event and HeyVite sends every one their own private invitation link by email, or you share each family's link yourself over WhatsApp or text. With Guest Privacy, included on every plan (free ones too), there is no public guest list and no name search by default, so no parent ever sees who else was invited or who has replied.
Is it OK to invite only part of the class?
The kind convention is: the whole class, all the girls or all the boys, or a small group of true friends celebrated outside school. What stings is a visible list that shows a child who was left out. Because every HeyVite invitation is private, there is no public list for anyone to compare. Each family only ever sees its own invitation.
How do parents RSVP without creating an account?
They tap their private link and reply right there (attending, declined, or still deciding) with no account, no password and no app to install. They can add dietary notes or a message for you, and come back to the same link to update the answer if plans change.
How do siblings and plus-ones work?
Allow plus-ones on your event and a parent can note a younger sibling tagging along right on the RSVP. Every extra lands beside that family's name on your dashboard, so the cake, party bags and pizza order count everyone who is actually coming.
How do I collect food allergies for a kids' party?
Dietary notes are part of every RSVP, so parents mention nut, dairy or gluten allergies as they reply. You see them per family and gathered on your dashboard, checked once before the bakery order, not discovered at the party.
Are kids' birthday invitations free, and are there really no ads?
Yes to both. Every design and every tool is free on every plan, and HeyVite shows no ads to anyone, kids included, on any plan. The free plan covers up to 75 guests; paid plans only raise that cap ($15 for up to 150 guests, $45 for up to 300 and $110 for up to 900), as one payment for one event with no subscription.