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Invite pages and events for your Slack community

Slackin is gone. Slack’s own invite options still mean manual admin invites or an open-domain rule. Inviter gives your workspace a public Slack invite page with real screening.

The Slack invite problem

Slackin is dead. Slack still has no great public front door.

Community Slack workspaces used to lean on Slackin for a simple public invite badge. That project is unmaintained and effectively dead. What remains is awkward: admins sending manual invites, or open-domain rules that let entire email domains walk in unscreened.

  • priority_high Slackin is unmaintained — not a safe long-term foundation for a public Slack invite page.
  • priority_high Slack’s native flow still pushes you toward manual admin invites for each person.
  • priority_high Open-domain auto-join rules skip screening entirely for anyone with the right email domain.
  • priority_high There is no polished public landing page built for community workspaces that want applications first.

How it works

How a Slack invite page works

A Slackin alternative with applications, approvals, and events — hosted for you.

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    Create your Slack invite page

    Publish a branded page at inviter.co/your-slug and connect your Slack workspace.

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    Let people apply publicly

    Share one URL. Collect applications with optional email verification, country rules, and captcha.

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    Approve into the workspace

    Review requests and onboard approved people into Slack without juggling one-off admin invites as your only growth path.

Features

A Slackin alternative that still ships

Public Slack invite pages with screening, security, and community event ticketing.

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    Public Slack invite page

    A stable marketing URL for your workspace — the front door Slackin used to approximate.

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    Applications before workspace access

    Screen and approve applicants instead of relying only on manual invites or open-domain join.

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    Email verification

    Confirm applicant emails when you want stronger identity signals before Slack access.

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    Country allow and deny rules

    Limit who can apply when your Slack community has geographic constraints.

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    Captcha options

    Protect the form with reCAPTCHA, hCaptcha, or Cloudflare Turnstile.

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    Events and tickets on the same page

    Host free RSVPs or sell tickets with Stripe alongside your Slack invite flow.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Yes. Slackin is unmaintained. Inviter gives your Slack community a hosted public invite page with applications, approvals, optional verification and captcha, plus events and ticket sales — without running an abandoned open-source invite service yourself.

Launch your Slack invite page

Replace dead Slackin setups with a screened public front door. Start free — upgrade when you need Pro.