WedTexts Pricing: What Every Plan Costs and Includes (2026)

WedTexts pricing explained: every 2026 tier from free to $300, what each plan includes, where per-guest tiers jump, and how Cordially Wed compares.

By Mia · 2026-07-20

WedTexts is the longest-running wedding texting service, live since 2015, and its pricing is refreshingly simple: one-time payments, no subscription, unlimited messages on every plan, with tiers set by how many guests you text. The short answer: free for up to 15 guests, $75 for 50, $140 for 100, $195 for 150, and $300 for unlimited guests, with a 30-day money-back guarantee on paid tiers. The rest of this page walks each tier, what is and is not included, and where the guest-count model gets expensive, then compares how Cordially Wed prices the same job. All WedTexts numbers are from their public pricing page as of July 2026; check their site for current figures.

The full WedTexts price list

WedTexts charges once per wedding, never monthly, and meters guests rather than messages:

All paid tiers include 3 user accounts, so a partner, parent, or planner can log in separately, and all are covered by the 30-day money-back guarantee. The free tier is a real product rather than a trial; WedTexts markets it as enough for your whole wedding party. The caps count the guests on your list, so pick the tier that covers your full invite list, and expect that list to grow a little between booking and the big day.

What every tier includes

The genuinely good part of WedTexts pricing is that messages are never the meter. Every tier, including the free one, comes with:

Guests install nothing; any phone that receives SMS works. This is the inverse of competitors that sell buckets of texts, and it is the strongest part of the offer: you never count messages before sending a day-of update. After roughly a decade in the category, even a competitor's blog calls it the default wedding texting service.

What is not included at any price

A few things are absent at every tier, and they shape what you may still need alongside it:

None of these are hidden costs, but if you need RSVP tracking or a website, budget for a second tool and the time to keep the two guest lists in sync.

Where the guest-count tiers pinch

The model pinches at the tier boundaries. Guest number 101 costs $55, because a 100-guest list is $140 and a 101-guest list needs the $195 tier. Guest number 151 is a $105 step up to the $300 unlimited plan. Real guest lists drift upward as parents add names, so a list priced at 100 in January often lands at 120 by June, with no partial step in between. The other pressure point is the level itself: $140 for a typical 100-guest wedding, and $195 to $300 for 150 guests, sits toward the higher end of the category. To be fair, the tiers never charge you for sending more, and the money-back guarantee softens the risk of picking wrong.

How Cordially Wed prices the same job

Cordially Wed uses the same shape, a one-time payment with unlimited messages and no subscription, but sets the tiers wider and lower:

At common sizes that is $59 versus $140 for 100 guests, and $99 versus $195 for 150. Replies are always included, texts come from dedicated sending numbers rather than your phone, and SMS and WhatsApp send from the same screen, which covers family abroad. Everything around the texting is free: guest list with per-event tagging, RSVP collection, a wedding website, seating charts, and Apple and Google Wallet passes. The free tier is a self-test, real messages to your own phone before you pay, at cordiallywed.com/invite.

Start texting guests with Cordially Wed: add your guest list and reach everyone by SMS and WhatsApp.