Celevee vs Facebook Events: nobody has to have an account
Facebook Events works only if everyone is on Facebook, and 'Interested' isn't a head count. Celevee sends a private link that anyone can open, with an actual number of attendees at the end of it.
Celevee vs Facebook Events at a glance
| Feature | Celevee | Facebook Events |
|---|---|---|
| Account required | None for guests, free for hosts | Facebook account required |
| Privacy | Reachable only by your link; guest list can be hidden | Tied to a social profile and graph |
| Real head counts | Yes, party size per RSVP | Going / Interested only |
| Email and text delivery | Yes, with tracking | In-platform notifications |
| Designed invitation with reveal | Yes | Cover image only |
| Guest tags and CSV import | Yes | No |
| Shared photo album | Yes, moderated | Posts on the event wall |
| Ads and algorithmic feeds | None | Part of the platform |
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Who each one is best for
Celevee. Any event where guests aren't all on one social network, or where you need accurate numbers.
Facebook Events. Large public events promoted to an existing social following.
Questions people ask
Can I invite people who aren't on social media?
Yes. Anyone with the link can open the invitation and RSVP, on any phone or computer.
Is Celevee free compared to Facebook Events?
Celevee is free during beta: unlimited invitations, unlimited guests, RSVPs, AI design and tracking, with no card required.
Do guests need an account or an app?
No. Guests tap your link, the envelope animates open, and they RSVP with a name and party size. Nothing to install.
Try it yourself
Creating an invitation takes a couple of minutes and costs nothing. Start an invitation or see pricing.
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