Feature comparison
| Feature | InvitationWeb | Canva |
|---|---|---|
| What you get | A published event website with a unique link | An image, PDF or simple site |
| Pricing model | $5 USD one-time per invitation | Free plan + Pro subscription |
| General-purpose design tool | No, events only | Yes |
Official sources reviewed October 2, 2026: Invitation maker. Features and prices may change. InvitationWeb is not affiliated with Canva.
InvitationWeb vs Canva: pros and cons
Where InvitationWeb wins
- RSVP, map, music and countdown already wired together
- No subscription: pay once per event
- Bring your Canva design and add the interactive parts on top
Where it doesn’t
- Not a general design tool — Canva is far more flexible for graphics
- No print files
Frequently asked questions
Can I use my Canva design in InvitationWeb?
You can add your own artwork to the invitation and then include RSVP, maps and music. Check the import options in the editor for your file. You can preview the invitation before paying to publish.
How should I plan RSVP when using Canva?
Choose how guests will reply when you design the card or website, and check the current form or integration options you intend to use. InvitationWeb includes an RSVP form and response dashboard on the published invitation.
Which is cheaper for one event?
InvitationWeb costs $5 USD once. Canva’s free plan may be enough for a simple image; its Pro plan is a subscription.