Addressed vs Paperless Post

Paperless Post is known for beautifully designed digital invitations and cards, with RSVP tracking on each invitation. Addressed is less about the invitation design and more about the follow-through: texting guests, collecting addresses and getting every RSVP back.

What Paperless Post is

Paperless Post offers designer digital invitations and greeting cards, as well as printed cards. Guests open the invitation and RSVP from it.

What Addressed does

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Some hosts use Addressed first, to collect mailing addresses and early RSVPs by text, then send a designed invitation. Addressed's Mailer Studio can also send handwritten save-the-dates and thank-you cards by post.

What this page says about Paperless Post is a general summary of its public product as of October 2026. Products change, so check Paperless Post directly for current features and pricing.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Addressed send designed invitations?

Addressed sends invitations and updates by text, and every event has a themed guest page with a choice of layouts. For printed mail, Mailer Studio sends handwritten save-the-dates and thank-you cards. If an elaborate digital invitation design matters most, a dedicated invitation service may suit you better.

Can Addressed collect guests' mailing addresses?

Yes. Address collection is a core feature: guests reply by text or tap a link, and addresses come back ready to print and export to CSV.