Pricing

The editor is free. It stays free.

There is no account, no guest limit and no trial. The one paid add-on is the finished print pack — everything you need to take to a printer, built from the plan you just made.

Free

$0

Available now

  • Drag-and-drop seating, up to 40 tables
  • No guest limit, no account
  • Four checks before you export
  • CSV download and printable chart
  • Plan saved in your own browser
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Print pack

$12

One-time payment

  • Seating sign as a large-format print PDF
  • Place cards laid out for batch printing
  • Table numbers
  • Table-by-table list for the venue or caterer
  • One-time payment — never a subscription
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How we compare

Written from their public pages in August 2026. Two of these are genuinely free and better than us at some things — you should know that before you spend anything here.

WeddingSeatChartwedding.studioseatplan.io
PriceFree · print pack $12 one-timeFree forever£8 one-time
Sign-up to startNoNoNo
Drag-and-drop seatingYesYesYes
Keep-apart rulesWarns you; does not move anyoneSeats automatically from rulesNot listed
Pre-export integrity checksFour, shown in the toolNot listedNot listed
Print-ready sign & cardsSign, cards, numbers, venue list ($12)Not listedPDF export

Questions

What can I use for free?
All of it, today. Unlimited guests, up to forty tables, drag-and-drop seating, the four pre-export checks, a CSV download and a printable chart — with no account and no payment. The print pack is the only paid thing, and it adds print-ready files; it does not unlock anything in the editor.
Is anything on sale right now?
One thing: the print pack, $12 paid once. You buy it after your plan is built; it is generated in your browser from that plan, so your guest list is never uploaded to us.
Will the editor ever go behind a paywall?
No. The editor and its free exports stay free. The paid thing is the designed print pack — not access to the tool.
Subscription or one-time?
One-time. A wedding happens once; a subscription would be the wrong shape for it, and we would rather not sell one than sell one people forget to cancel.
Can it keep particular guests apart automatically?
It warns, it does not rearrange — and that is the same free of charge. Mark two guests as "keep apart" and the checks flag it if they share a table; nothing here seats people automatically from rules. Other tools do, so compare if that is what you need.