TeamRally Invitations vs Paperless Post (2026): Free to 100 vs Coins
TeamRally Invitations and Paperless Post compared: free tiers, per-guest coins vs free up to 100 guests, design, RSVPs and dietary questions, with where each is the better choice. Checked 3 October 2026.
We make TeamRally Invitations, so weigh this accordingly. Paperless Post is beautiful and we say so below. The real difference is how you pay: per guest in coins, or nothing up to 100 guests.
Paperless Post figures from its own pricing page, checked 3 October 2026.
At a glance
| TeamRally Invitations | Paperless Post | |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Up to 100 guests, no ads | Free designs; first 50 invitations on the free feature set |
| Paid | — | Coins per guest: $0.50 · $1.05 · $1.44 (Basic · Premium · All Access) |
| Subscription | None | Paperless Pro, from $250 a year |
| Design | Illustrated covers and drawn styles | Stationery, envelopes, backdrops |
| Guest questions | Plus-ones and dietary needs, free | Guest questions on Premium |
| Group cards | Same account | Greeting cards, separately |
What a party costs
| Guests | TeamRally | Paperless Post Premium (~$1.05/guest) |
|---|---|---|
| 20 | Free | ~$21 |
| 40 | Free | ~$42 |
| 100 | Free | ~$105 |
| 250 | Not available (100 guests per invitation) | ~$262.50 |
Where Paperless Post is the better choice
- The invitation itself is the point: a wedding, a formal dinner, a milestone birthday where the envelope opening matters.
- A small list on a free design, where it costs nothing.
- More than 100 guests, which TeamRally doesn’t hold.
Where TeamRally is the better choice
- Up to 100 guests at no cost, with no ads and no per-guest meter.
- Dietary and accessibility needs at no cost, asked with consent.
- Cards and invitations in one place, for occasions where you want both.
Frequently asked questions
Is TeamRally cheaper than Paperless Post? Up to 100 guests, yes: free against about $1.05 a guest at Premium.
Which has better designs? Paperless Post, for stationery-style invitations.
Do guests need an account on either? No.
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