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Free during the beta: what is included, what comes next

During the beta, Tov is free: no credit card, no ads, no resale of data. What is included, the real limits, and what we do (and do not) know about afterward.

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  1. What is included
  2. The real limits
  3. And after the beta?

During the beta, you create, send and track your invitations without paying. No credit card is requested, no ads appear on your invitation and your data is not resold. “Free” here means: free during the beta.

What is included

  • All types of celebration: wedding, bar and bat mitzvah, brit milah, henna, engagement, birthday and others.
  • The 16 animated designs, with your names in them, in their colors.
  • A personal link for each household, sent by you on WhatsApp.
  • Several moments, each with its own guests.
  • Responses tracked household by household, and exportable as a CSV file.
  • The Hebrew date on the invitation, and Shabbat, Yom Tov and Omer alerts.
  • The invitation in four languages: French, Hebrew, English, Spanish.

The real limits

Today Tov limits neither the number of celebrations nor the number of guests. A few technical limits exist: a household has at most 50 people, and pasting a list accepts up to 2000 households at a time.

Info

At the bottom of each invitation, a line “Invitation made with Tov” points to the site. It is not a third-party ad: it is the tool’s signature, which your guests can follow if they want to create their own.

And after the beta?

Paid options may arrive, for very large celebrations. Nothing has been decided yet: there is no price and no date announced, and if it happens, you will be told beforehand. Tov does not promise that everything will stay free all the same: only the beta is free.

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What’s next?

An invitation true to your traditions.

In 4 languages, with Hebrew set the way it should be and replies tracked household by household.