Paperless Post
Discover the tools and features that make it easy to create, send, and manage invitations, RSVPs, and every detail of your event, all in one convenient place.
The Story
Online invitations for better parties. The celebration starts here.
Create your own invitation with templates you can customize in minutes. Upload your own design and send via text, shareable link, or match it to a Custom Email.
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Products & Services
Paperless Post Platform
Online invitation and event page platform with customizable templates for weddings, birthdays, and celebrations. Features digital RSVPs, guest messaging, and registry integration.
Company Timeline
2008 — Founded Paperless Post
Paperless Post was founded as a technology company.
2013 — Paperless Post Expansion
Paperless Post expanded its operations and market presence.
2015 — Platform Growth
Reached millions of users and expanded design collections.
Episodes Featuring Paperless Post
Advice Line: What’s Your Value?
Guy Raz hosts an Advice Line mashup with WeWork's Miguel McKelvey, Paperless Post's Alexa Hirschfeld, and Chomps co-founders Pete Maldonado and Rashid Ali. Three founders call in with value-proposition dilemmas: Megan Downey needs to prove the ROI of her Shiki Wrap pop-up demos, Amanda Ballweg can't make Woofsie's dog enrichment cards click with online shoppers, and Mark Goldfarb wants to hire without compromising his artisanal pesto brand. Together they reveal how to translate product features into clear customer value, turn live experiences into scalable content, and hire people who embody the brand's mission.
Advice Line with Alexa Hirschfeld of Paperless Post
Guy Raz teams up with Alexa Hirschfeld, co-founder of Paperless Post, to tackle real challenges from early-stage founders. This Advice Line features three callers: Jess Walker of 5.Post on navigating brand identity in a collaboration, Carolyn Horesky of The Creative Garland Company on scaling handmade production, and Sayuri Tsuchitani of Sumo Yoga on educating consumers about an unfamiliar concept. Alexa offers insights on brand architecture, incremental scaling, and product positioning.
