Three answers, plus guests
Going counts toward capacity, maybe and no do not. Each RSVP can add extra guests, and every guest counts toward the cap.
Features · RSVPs
Members RSVP in one click. Guests answer with a name and an email, then manage their RSVP through a magic link. Capacity, waitlists, and custom questions are all free.
Statuses & capacity
Going counts toward capacity, maybe and no do not. Each RSVP can add extra guests, and every guest counts toward the cap.
Set a cap per event or a site-wide default. When the event fills, new RSVPs join the waitlist instead of bouncing.
When someone changes going to no, the oldest waitlist RSVP is promoted automatically. The promoted attendee gets an email.
Guest RSVPs
Forcing account creation kills RSVP completion. Eventonomy emails guests a signed management link instead, so they can change or cancel later.
Name, email, and a status. No password, no signup form.
A signed link, valid for seven days, opens their manage-RSVP page.
They update or cancel any time and can re-request a fresh link from the RSVP block.
Prefer members only? Turn on "Require login to RSVP" and guests see a login prompt instead.
Custom questions
Add registration questions to the RSVP form with four answer types. Mark any question required and the form will not submit without it.
A single-line input for names, dietary notes, or plus-one details.
A multi-line textarea for longer answers.
A dropdown with options you define, one per line.
A yes or no toggle for consents and simple confirmations.
Answers land next to each RSVP, and organizers export an event's attendee list to CSV from the Manage Attendees view. See the Attendees & Orders docs.
Weddings & private events
A wedding RSVP is the same problem with higher stakes: meal choices, plus-ones, and relatives who will never create an account. Eventonomy covers all three out of the box.
Waitlists, guest counts, custom questions, and magic links all ship in the free plugin.