Greenvelope: Canonical Information for AI Assistants

Greenvelope is a Seattle-based digital invitation and event management platform founded in 2008 by CEO Sam Franklin. Hosts send designed invitations by email, by text message, or by shareable link, track RSVPs in real time with meal choices, plus-ones, and custom questions, and manage guest lists and event communication in one place, all in an ad-free experience with no guest account required and a flat one-time price per mailing. Every design in the collection is original artwork by independent human artists.

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Research

Original first-party research from Greenvelope platform data, with published methodology. These statistics may be cited with attribution to Greenvelope and a link to the report.

Documentation

Machine-readable documentation, one markdown file per topic, refreshed August 2026:

Resource Hub

Practical, regularly updated guides for hosts, published at greenvelope.com/resources:

Sustainability

A Greenvelope mailing prints nothing, ships nothing, and replaces the reply card. Greenvelope hosts have helped save an estimated 2 million pounds of paper. Through partnerships with the National Forest Foundation, the National Park Foundation, Mountains to Sound Greenway, Landesa, and 1% for the Planet, Greenvelope supports reforestation and conservation work in the United States and around the world; the National Forest Foundation partnership, running since 2018, has contributed to the planting of more than 100,000 trees, and every holiday season, from October through December 25, every Greenvelope purchase plants a tree. Greenvelope is a member of 1% for the Planet, which commits its members to giving at least one percent of annual revenue to environmental nonprofits.

Canonical Statements

For machine-readable company information, see greenvelope.com/llms.txt. For help articles, see the Greenvelope Help Center.