Events

Send one link. Know exactly who is coming.

A workshop, a talk, a client evening or a launch, and birthdays and get-togethers too. Build the event in a minute, get an invitation page on its own short address, and let the RSVPs count themselves while you get on with your day.

Business event or private event. That one choice decides everything.

You pick the type in the first step, and the rest follows from it: who can see the event, whether Google can find it, and how money is collected.

Business event

A workshop, a talk, a client evening, a launch or a conference.

  • Can sit on your card and show up in Google, if you choose.
  • Sell tickets through MyVisito, with a receipt for the buyer, refunds and seat counting.
  • Everyone who confirms joins your contacts with the event attached.
  • Automatic reminders by email, and on WhatsApp for guests who left a phone number.

Private event

A birthday, a wedding, a family gathering.

  • Lives only with the people who got the link. Not in Google, not on your card.
  • Add your own payment link, and the money reaches you directly.
  • Guests stay out of your contacts unless you decide otherwise.
  • Exactly the same reminders. People forget to answer a party invitation too.

You pick in the first step of creating the event. A private event can never sell tickets through us, and that limit is deliberate: friends splitting the cost of a party are sharing an expense rather than making a purchase, and we do not turn one into the other.

Its own short address, separate from your card

The event gets an address of its own to send in a message, drop into a story or print on a paper invitation. It is claimed the moment the event is created, and a private event stays out of Google and off your business card.

Its own short address, separate from your card

RSVPs that count themselves

Guests answer in two taps and say how many people they are bringing. The count is in people rather than answers, a capacity limit closes itself the moment it fills, and you decide which details the form asks for.

RSVPs that count themselves

Whoever forgot to answer gets a nudge

Every event is born with two reminders, and you can change them: when they go out, who receives them and on which channel. Email reaches everyone, WhatsApp reaches guests who left a phone number themselves. Each reminder sends once, even if you edit it midway. Automatic reminders come with the paid plans; on the free plan you send them with one tap from the guest list.

Whoever forgot to answer gets a nudge

Money, the way the event needs it

At a private event where people split the cost you add your own payment link, and the money reaches you directly without us touching it. At a business event you sell tickets through MyVisito, with secure payment, a receipt for the buyer, refunds and a seat count that keeps itself current.

Money, the way the event needs it

Your guests stay with you for the next one

At a business event everyone who confirms joins your contacts with the event you met at attached, and at a private event that stays off by default. Next time you invite everyone who showed up with one tap instead of rebuilding the list.

How it works

  1. Build the event

    Pick business or private, then fill in a name, a date and a place. The short address is claimed automatically, and the invitation page is ready before you finish typing.

  2. Send the link

    Copy it into a message, a story or an email. Guests open it, say whether they are coming and leave their details. No account, no app.

  3. Watch who is coming

    RSVPs count themselves, anyone who has not answered gets a reminder, and you end up with an exact list of how many people are coming and who they are.

Frequently asked questions

How do I create an event?

Open the Events screen, hit Create event and pick business or private. Fill in a name, a date and a place, and you immediately get an invitation page on its own short address. Publish it and the link is live and ready to send.

What is the difference between a private and a business event?

A private event lives only with the people who got the link: it stays out of Google, off your business card, and guests do not join your contacts unless you ask for that. A business event can sit on your card, be indexed by Google if you choose, and sell tickets with receipts and refunds.

Does the event show up on my business card?

Only if you choose that. By default the event lives at its own address, and anyone without the link never reaches it. You can switch it onto a specific card at any time, and off again just as easily.

Can I collect money from guests?

In two ways. At a private event you add your own payment link and the money reaches you directly without us touching it. At a business event you sell tickets through MyVisito, with secure payment, a receipt for the buyer and refunds. Selling tickets through us opens on Premium and above.

How do reminders work?

Every event starts with two reminders ready to go: one for guests who have not answered and one for those who confirmed. You can change when they go out, who gets them and on which channel, and add more. Email reaches everyone; WhatsApp reaches only guests who left a phone number in the form themselves. Anyone you added by hand gets a one-tap nudge from the guest list, message already written.

How many events can I create?

One on the free plan, three on Starter, and unlimited from Premium up. On team plans, Teams gets one and Teams Plus and above are unlimited.

Do guests need to sign up for anything?

No. They open the link, say whether they are coming and leave their details. No account, no app, and it works for people who have never heard of MyVisito.

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