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# More about RSVPify

### About

* **Type**: Cloud-based RSVP software.
* **Target Users**: Businesses managing events such as corporate, non-profit events,  weddings, holiday parties.
* **Features**:
  * Dashboard for tracking guest registrations and viewing events.
  * Embed registration forms or videos on external websites.
  * Send personalized email invites.
  * Create seating charts based on responses.
  * Facilitate check-in via QR code scanning.
  * Manage age-restricted events and secure data with password management.
  * Mobile app support for iOS devices.
* **User Reviews**: Overall rating of 4.8/5. Known for ease of use, excellent customer support, and good value for money​​​​.

### Pricing

* **Plans**:
  * Basic: Free (up to 100 RSVPs).
  * Personal Use: $19.00/month.
  * Business & Nonprofit: $39.00/month.
  * Enterprise: $499.00/month.
* **Ticket Selling Events**: Low service fees of 1.95% + $0.90 per ticket, with a free Professional tier upgrade.
* **Free Trial**: Available.
* **Free Version**: Limited​​​​​​.

### Company Info

* **Founders**: Adam Hausman, Ari Driessen, Sarah Driessen.
* **Founded**: 2013.
* **Headquarters**: Chicago, IL.
* **CEO**: Ari Driessen.
* **Address**: 20 W Kinzie, 17th Floor, Chicago, IL, 60654, United States​​.


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