Printed kankotri pricing is straightforward but punishing at scale: every extra copy costs more, and a reprint after a venue change means paying again. Digital invitation pricing works differently, and it's worth understanding before you commit to either.
What typically affects the price
- Design complexity — a simple single-page layout costs less than a multi-scene animated invitation
- Photo and video support — templates that accept custom photo uploads or video montages sit at a higher tier
- Number of events supported in the timeline — Mehndi, Sangeet, Haldi, Wedding, Reception each need their own section
- RSVP tracking and guest-view analytics, if included
- Custom background music licensing, if a licensed track is used rather than a royalty-free one
How digital pricing compares to print
On ShubhLink, invitation starts from ₹999 per invitation, inclusive of GST — a one-time cost that covers unlimited shares, unlike print where cost scales directly with guest count. A 500-guest wedding sending a physical kankotri to every family pays for 500 printed cards; the same wedding sharing a digital link pays the same ₹999 whether ten guests open it or ten thousand.
What's usually included at the entry tier
Most entry-level digital invitations include the template design, unlimited editing before and after sharing, a private shareable link, and mobile-optimised viewing. Premium and Royal tiers typically add custom photo uploads, background music, and guest RSVP tracking.
Payment and refunds
Reputable platforms process payment through a PCI-DSS compliant gateway like Razorpay and never store card details directly. Check the cancellation and refund policy before purchasing, particularly around how far into editing you can go before a refund is no longer available.
“The real saving isn't just the rupee cost — it's not having to reprint when a date or venue changes.”
Choosing a plan
Browse the full template library to compare designs and pricing side by side, or read our step-by-step guide to see exactly what the editing experience looks like before you buy.