For supper clubs & pop-up dinners
Your table.
Your people.
Your terms.
Snapvite runs the guest list, the RSVPs, the seating, and the money for your dinner — whether it's a monthly supper club, a one-off pop-up, or a private dinner party — so you can focus on the night, not the details.
You built a system out of whatever was open.
A group chat to announce the night. A spreadsheet for who's a member and who's just asking. Venmo requests sent one at a time. A seating chart redrawn on a napkin an hour before. It works. It's also a second job.
Snapvite is the one place all of it lives — so you stop being the glue between five apps.
02 — How a night runs
Five steps, start to finish.
- 01Start with your rosterMembers carry from one dinner to the next. You stop rebuilding the list every month.
- 02Open the seatsSend the invite from your own number. Members RSVP on a page that already knows their name.
- 03Fill from the wait listWhen someone declines, the next member in line gets the offer — automatically, or you pick who.
- 04Seat the roomDrag names onto tables. Reshuffle in a tap. Print a clean map or keep it on your phone.
- 05Settle upCollect before the night, without chasing anyone down.
03 — Features, in your language
Made for how a supper club actually runs.
Prospective-member spots
A few seats for people who want in. Send a private code from your number — it only works for the person you sent it to. No forwarding, no gate-crashing.
The wait list
Every club has more interest than chairs. When a seat opens, Snapvite offers it to the next member in line and closes the loop the moment they claim it.
Your regulars, remembered
Who came to the last six dinners. Who's still pending. Who never squared up. Snapvite keeps it so you don't have to keep it in your head.
The table
Tag guests however you like — dietary restrictions, VIPs, the regulars who always sit together — then set a table to pull in only who matches, or drag names on by hand. Print it for the door or keep it on your phone. Change your mind as often as you like.
Invites that come from you
Every message goes out from your real number, to people who know you — guests see your name, not ours. On higher tiers, hand the sending to Snapvite and it still goes out under your name, without you tapping send.
Bring your roster.
We'll handle the rest.
Request access04 — Payments
Collect the money. Two ways.
You keep every cent. We help you keep track.
Point Snapvite at your Venmo or Cash App and guests pay you directly. Snapvite flags who's opened the payment link and keeps your paid-and-unpaid list in one place — you check people off as the money lands.
We run the money.
Turn on managed payments and the money lands in your account as seats sell — not a week after the dinner. Confirmations, refunds, and no-show deposits, handled.
3% a seat ($1 minimum), plus card processing.
You decide who covers the fee — your guests are never surprised by it. Absorb it and they see only the price on the invite; pass it along and it's shown up front, never sprung at checkout. Either way, nothing's buried — and it's cheaper than most, paid out faster.
Your people are yours.
We store your roster to make your next dinner easier. That's the whole reason. We don't market to your members, build a social graph out of your club, or sell anyone's data. No feed. No discovery. No public listing. The club is private because you made it that way — Snapvite just keeps it that way.
Free to start. $12 when it's a habit.
Run your first dinners free — real events, not a demo, invites from your own number and all. Move up to Social when you want saved rosters, the wait list, the seating designer, and a payment dashboard.
The next dinner is already half-planned.
Bring your roster. We'll handle the rest.
Get on the list.
Snapvite opens to new hosts in waves. Leave your details — we’ll reach out as we add spots.
Do my members need the app?
No. They RSVP on a web page from a text you send. Nothing to download, no account to make.
Is this for pop-up dinners?
Yes — a curated room you're hosting, invite-only or ticketed, is squarely what it's for. A big open event selling seats to a crowd of strangers is less the fit; Snapvite is built around a roster you know. Higher tiers can still send the invites and collect the payments, so you can fill a room without everyone's number in your phone.
What does it cost my guests?
Never a surprise at checkout. They pay the price on the invite. With managed payments, you decide whether to absorb the 3% or pass it to guests — and a passed-along fee is shown on the invite up front, not sprung at the end.
Can I try it on one dinner first?
That's the idea. The free tier runs a real night start to finish. Upgrade when the club sticks.