Changelog
Inviter started as a Slack invite page. It now runs the front door for communities on Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp and Slack — applications, approvals, events and ticketing.
Pro communities can connect a Twilio Segment source. Every event lead and join request syncs to it — then on to Mixpanel, Amplitude, or whatever you already run.
On the Free plan the platform fee on ticket sales is now 10% — down from 30%. Pro is 5%. Stripe processing still applies on top, and ticket money still goes straight to your Stripe account.
Published events include structured data for search engines. That helps eligible events show up in Google’s event experiences — not just as a plain link.
Connect Stripe once and sell tickets on your events. Payouts go straight to you — Inviter never holds ticket funds.
Host meetups, workshops, and online gatherings next to your join form. Free RSVP or paid tickets — no separate event brand required.
Public communities appear in the Inviter directory by platform and category — and get a crawlable page Google can index.
Export members as CSV whenever you need them offline, in another tool, or for a backup. Custom application answers come along for the ride.
Invite your mods. Pro includes up to 10 team members so approvals and page edits are not stuck on one inbox.
Pick a look that fits your community. Classic stays free; Split and Neobrutalist give Pro communities more control over the page.
See who visits your page, where they drop off in the join funnel, and which countries, devices, and referral sources actually convert.
Filter spam before it hits your queue. Turn on email verification, captcha, country allow/deny rules, and GDPR consent without bolting on extra tools.
Custom join questions replace a blind invite link. Review every request in a queue and approve or reject with one click.
Inviter started as a Slack invite page. You can now connect Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, and Slack — and approved members are delivered to the right one automatically.