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Dawat vs Mixily

Short answer: both are free to use. The difference is what you get: Mixily gives you no ads on event pages on any plan, including the free plan, while Dawat gives you an uncapped guest list, a personally addressed link per guest, seeing who opened the invitation.

Dawat is free at every guest count: 53 card designs, unlimited guests, unlimited sends, RSVP tracking with your own questions, and a personally addressed link for each guest. The only paid item is a Dawat Signature cinematic experience at $89 once per event.

Web-based event invitation and RSVP tool with ad-free event pages, custom RSVP questions and automatic reminders. This page compares it with Dawat on the three things that decide the choice between two invitation products: what it costs once the guest list is real, what your guests see when they tap the link, and what each product will not do.

Mixily pricing checked 2026-09-16 against its own published pages. Sources · Method

On this page

  1. Side by side
  2. Where Dawat is different
  3. When Mixily is the better choice
  4. What Mixily costs, in dollars
  5. The guest experience compared
  6. What happens as the list grows
  7. Switching, or running both
  8. Feature by feature
  9. Questions
  10. Other comparisons
  11. How these figures were checked

Side by side

DawatMixily
Pricing modelFreeFree tier, paid upgrades
What the free tier gives youEverything except Signature: all card designs, party pages, unlimited guests, sends, RSVP tracking and analytics.50 invites and 40 RSVPs per event, 2 active events at a time, 200 emails per week, no ads.
Cost for 100 guestsFree$19 (one month of Lite)
Cost for 250 guestsFree$29 (one month of Pro)
Charges per recipientNoNo
Guests need an accountNoNo
Ads shown to guestsNoNo

Where Dawat is different

Three Dawat invitation designs shown side by side, in burgundy, blush and midnight blue.
Three of the 53 Dawat card designs, all free to send at any guest count. Browse them all →

Create your invitation — free →No card required. Unlimited guests. 53 designs.

When Mixily is the better choice

A comparison published by one of the two products is worth nothing unless it can say this part plainly, so here it is: Hosts who want ad-free, no-account RSVP collection with custom questions and will pay a single month's subscription.

Where Dawat does not compete with it:

And where Mixily will cost you something:

What Mixily costs, in dollars

As of September 2026: Free plan covers 50 invites and 40 RSVPs per event; Lite $19/month (100/100), Pro $29/month (250/250), Plus $79/month (1,500/1,500).

18 of the 33 platforms tracked here can send an invitation without payment. Mixily is one of them, and Dawat is another.

DawatMixily
Pricing modelFreeFree tier, paid upgrades
100 guestsFree$19 (one month of Lite)
250 guestsFree$29 (one month of Pro)
How that is worked outDawat has no per-guest or per-send charge, so the guest count does not change the price.Free plan caps at 50 invites, so 100 guests needs Lite and 250 needs Pro; plans are monthly with no contract.

Dawat is free to send. Mixily can also be used without paying; the differences are in what each free tier includes, which the table below sets out.

The guest experience compared

Hosts compare dashboards. Guests get one link, once, usually on a phone, often while doing something else. Everything standing between that tap and an answer costs you replies.

FeatureDawatMixily
Guest account requiredNoNo
Ads shown to guestsNoNo
Animated envelopeYesNot published
Per-guest personal linksYesNot published
Open trackingYesNot published
Calendar fileYesPartial
Multilingual & right-to-leftYesNot published

On Dawat, the link is addressed to the person holding it. The envelope opens with their name on it, their RSVP is already prefilled, and answering is one tap. Mixily does not publish whether it addresses each guest individually.

What happens as the list grows

Guest count is not the axis here — Mixily does not bill per recipient. The thing that changes as the list grows is administration: chasing replies, keeping a headcount honest, and knowing who never opened the thing. Dawat gives every guest their own link, so the dashboard shows sent, opened and answered per person instead of a pile of replies you have to reconcile.

Switching, or running both

Most people pick one. If you are mid-way through a guest list on Mixily, the sensible split is to leave the people who have already replied where they are and send Dawat invitations to the ones who have not.

If you are moving across, the fastest route is Dawat's import: paste the link to your existing invitation and Dawat reads the wording, date, venue and colour mood off the page and rebuilds it as a prefilled draft you can edit. Guest lists come in from your phone's contacts, a .vcf file, or pasted text.

What does not come across: Mixily's designs, and any replies already collected there. Export your RSVPs before you switch, and send the Dawat invitation only to the people who have not answered.

Feature by feature

FeatureDawatMixily
Free to sendYesYes
Per-guest feesNoNo
Unlimited guestsYesNo
RSVP trackingYesYes
Custom RSVP questionsYesYes
Email deliveryYesYes
SMS or WhatsAppPartialPartial
Per-guest personal linksYesNot published
Open trackingYesNot published
Animated envelopeYesNot published
Printed cardsNoNot published
Guest account requiredNoNo
Ads shown to guestsNoNo
Event websitePartialPartial
Registry linksYesNot published
Meal choice or seatingPartialPartial
Calendar fileYesPartial
AI wording helpYesNot published
Works inside ChatGPT / ClaudeYesNot published
Multilingual & right-to-leftYesNot published

"Not published" means no vendor documentation could be found either way, not that the feature is missing. How this grid is built →

Questions

Is Mixily free?

Yes, Mixily has a permanent free plan. It covers 50 invites and 40 RSVPs per event, 2 active events at a time, and 200 emails per week. Paid plans start at $19/month. Mixily states it shows no ads on any plan, including free.

How much is Mixily for 100 guests?

The free plan stops at 50 invites, so 100 guests requires the Lite plan at $19/month, which covers 100 invites and 100 RSVPs per event. Billing is monthly with no contract, so a single event can cost $19 if you cancel afterwards. For 250 guests you need Pro at $29/month.

Do guests need an account to RSVP on Mixily?

No. Mixily states that guests RSVP with just their name and email, without signing up, logging in or downloading anything. There is no guest app.

Can Mixily send invitations by text message?

Mixily's documented delivery channels are email, a shareable event link, and social sharing. Mixily's own guides suggest sending the event link by text yourself as a follow-up, which indicates there is no built-in SMS send. Treat native SMS as unconfirmed.

Is Dawat free?

Yes. All 53 card designs and every party-page theme, unlimited guests, unlimited sends, RSVP tracking, custom questions and the per-guest analytics cost nothing, and no card is required. The only paid item is a Dawat Signature cinematic experience at $89 once for that event, and it is labelled as paid before you publish.

Does Dawat have designs as good as Mixily?

Dawat's 53 designs are animated card experiences with an envelope opening, plus 8 long-scroll Signature experiences. Whether that beats Mixily depends on whether you want a designed occasion or a quick notice.

Can I send printed invitations from Dawat?

No. Dawat is digital only. Mixily does not print either.

Create your invitation — free →Takes about ten minutes. Sign in only when you publish.

Other comparisons

Mixily alternatives

Eight products that do what Mixily does, ranked and priced.

Online invitation makers

Every product in Mixily's category, side by side.

Mixily against the rest:

Mixily vs PartifulMixily vs Greetings IslandMixily vs PunchbowlMixily vs EviteMixily vs HobnobMixily vs GreenvelopeMixily vs SmileboxMixily vs Paperless Post

Dawat against the rest:

Dawat vs PartifulDawat vs Greetings IslandDawat vs PunchbowlDawat vs EviteDawat vs HobnobDawat vs Greenvelope

All comparisons →

How these figures were checked

Every figure above was read from Mixily's own published pricing or help pages on 16 September 2026, and each source is linked below. Coins, credits and per-card rates are converted into dollars at a real guest count, because that is the number you are deciding with. Full methodology and the open dataset →

Reading this through an AI assistant? Dawat runs an MCP server, so ChatGPT or Claude can choose the design, write the wording, add your guest list, publish the invitation and send it without you leaving the conversation. Mixily does not publish one.

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