Ask them on a date
For the dinner booking, gallery opening, or Friday night plan that deserves more than a text.
“I booked the place you mentioned. Say yes and I will handle the rest.”
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For invites where no was never really the plan
Please Say Yes lets you create playful, polished RSVP pages with a very enthusiastic Yes button and a No button that knows when to leave the room.
Clear consent-first contact flow. Payment before sending. Only Yes responses are recorded.
Use cases
Romantic, wedding-adjacent, celebratory, or lightly ridiculous. Keep it polished, then let the RSVP page do the charming bit.
For the dinner booking, gallery opening, or Friday night plan that deserves more than a text.
“I booked the place you mentioned. Say yes and I will handle the rest.”
A warm, trackable way to ask the people you want beside you.
“I cannot imagine the day without you. Will you stand with me?”
One link per guest, so every yes is counted without chasing group chats.
“Pack one outfit you love and one excuse for Monday. You in?”
A little drama, a clear yes button, and no awkward spreadsheet.
“Prom would be better with you. That is the whole pitch.”
For plans that are romantic without needing a grand speech.
“I made plans. You bring the smile. Deal?”
Invite close friends with unique links and keep every response separate.
“There is cake, a table with your name on it, and one very obvious answer.”
How it works
Every recipient is tracked separately, and nothing gets sent before payment confirmation.
Write the title, message, event type, and theme.
Every person gets their own private RSVP token.
Checkout is calculated server-side from recipient count.
Use email, SMS, or copy link-only invites after payment.
Only YES responses are recorded and sent back to you.
Pricing
No subscription, no account wall, no paying for a whole campaign when you just need a few people to say yes.
Five recipients means five unique paid links.
Each person gets their own RSVP page and token.
Create the invite, pay once, and send.
Theme previews
Themes are generated with CSS, simple motifs, and typography, so invites feel styled without relying on copyrighted assets.
Careful, that button has commitment issues.
The no button has left to check the seating plan.
The no button heard music and started wandering.
A discreet no button, still highly evasive.
The no button has commitment issues and a questionable sense of direction.
Careful, that button moves.
Example copy
Start with one of these, then make it sound like you.
“I booked the place you mentioned. Say yes and I will handle the rest.”
“I cannot imagine the day without you. Will you stand with me?”
“Pack one outfit you love and one excuse for Monday. You in?”
“Prom would be better with you. That is the whole pitch.”
“I made plans. You bring the smile. Deal?”
“There is cake, a table with your name on it, and one very obvious answer.”
FAQ
Yes, it is playful. It is also built around clear tracking, payment confirmation, and sender notifications.
The RSVP page is intentionally designed for playful yes-first moments. The No button does not submit a response, and only clicking Yes records anything.
Unique links keep responses separate. If five people are invited, you pay for five links and can see who opened or answered.
No. The MVP is pay-per-link at GBP 1.99 per recipient. No monthly plan is required.
Never before payment. Delivery happens after Stripe confirms checkout through the webhook.
Yes. Choose link-only recipients and copy the paid RSVP links from the success page.
Create an RSVP
Capture sender details, choose a theme, add recipients, and review the price before Stripe Checkout.