PlanMe vs Aisle Planner for wedding planners: 2026 comparison

Aisle Planner is software for running a wedding planning business. PlanMe is a planning workspace for each client's event, built around festivities. Here's where each one fits, with every Aisle Planner claim linked to its own pages.

By PlanMe team · For professional wedding and event planners, especially those running multi-day South Asian weddings

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PlanMe is our product, so every claim about Aisle Planner links to its own pricing page or help center, and anything it doesn't document is marked "Not documented".

These tools overlap less than it looks. Aisle Planner runs the business. PlanMe runs the event, festivity by festivity.

The short answer

Pick Aisle Planner if you need CRM, proposals, invoicing and a client portal to run your planning business, and the monthly price fits. Pick PlanMe if you mainly need to run each client's multi-day wedding: per-festivity RSVPs, seating, menus, hotels and budgets, a Master Calendar across every event and reusable templates, free during beta. Use both to keep the business in Aisle Planner and plan events in PlanMe.

Start free on PlanMe (free during beta), or see every tool side by side on our wedding planning tool comparison.

Side-by-side: PlanMe vs Aisle Planner

Every Aisle Planner cell links to Aisle Planner's own pages, checked on . "Not documented" means their own pages don't say either way. PlanMe's column was checked against the product.

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PlanMe compared with Aisle Planner, checked October 17, 2026
CapabilityPlanMeAisle Planner
Guests and RSVPs across events
Several events under one weddingYes

One wedding made of festivities, each with its own date, venue, itinerary, dress code, menu and budget

Yes

Separate lists for secondary events[1]

Invite guests to some events onlyYes

Set per guest, per festivity

Yes

Add guests to each event[2]

Guests only see events they're invited toYes

Private RSVP link by email or text shows only their festivities; no login

Partly

Implied by its RSVP setup guide[2]

Separate RSVP for each eventYes

Accepted, declined or pending per festivity

Yes

RSVP set up per event[2]

Email and SMS to guestsYes

Email and SMS broadcasts, filtered by tag or RSVP status

Partly

Email by event; SMS not documented[3]

Wedding website
Free wedding websiteYes

Free in beta; 15 section types

Paid add-on

Included with paid planner plans[4]

Custom domainNo

Your own name at planme.club/s/…

Not documented
Gift registryYes

On your website; guests reserve a gift or mark it bought

Not documented
Planning tools
Budget trackerYes

By category and festivity, with payments

Yes

Budgets in project tools[4]

Vendor quotesYes

Quotes with pending, negotiating, approved status

Yes

Vendor manager for planners[4]

Seating chart per eventYes

A floor plan per festivity; PDF and CSV export

Yes

Layouts and seating[5]

Checklist and tasksYes

Assignees, due dates, board view

Yes

Checklists and timelines[4]

Guest hotel staysYes

Hotels, room types and which family stays where

Not documented
Planning together
Invite family or a planner with rolesYes

Custom roles, access set per area

Yes

Planning partners with access levels[6]

Tools for planners with many clientsYes

Master Calendar, templates, custom roles, hands-on support

Yes

CRM, proposals, invoicing, client portal[7]

What each costs

PlanMe

Free during beta

Every feature, no credit card, no limit on events or guests.

Aisle Planner

$49.99 to $229.99 a month

Planner plans; 30-day trial with card. Project tools from $69.99. Source

Where Aisle Planner is better

  • Running the business

    CRM, proposals, invoicing and a client portal, with unlimited users on its plans.
  • Layouts and seating for pros

    Aisle Planner includes layouts and seating designed for planners.
  • Planning partners with access levels

    Clients and partners can be given access levels in Aisle Planner.

Where PlanMe is better

  • Free during beta

    Every PlanMe feature, with no credit card and no limit on events or guests. Aisle Planner runs $49.99 to $229.99 a month.
  • Built around festivities

    Each festivity has its own RSVPs, seating chart, menu with dietary tags, run of show, hotel stays and budget.
  • SMS to guests

    PlanMe sends email and SMS broadcasts. Aisle Planner documents email to guests by event; SMS isn't documented.
  • A guest website included

    Every PlanMe event can have a website at no cost during beta. Aisle Planner's wedding websites come with its paid plans.
  • One calendar and reusable templates

    The Master Calendar shows every client's dates, payments and tasks, and you can start each client from your own event template.

What PlanMe gives a planner

Each client's wedding is its own event with separate guests, budgets and vendors. Templates carry your festivities, schedules, menus, tasks, forms and team roles into the next client, and custom roles decide what the family and your team can see. More on the PlanMe for wedding planners page and in the event planner FAQ.

Can you use both?

Yes. Keep leads, proposals, contracts and invoicing in Aisle Planner, and run each client's festivities, guests, seating, hotels and budget in PlanMe, where you can invite the family with a role you choose.

Comparing more tools? See our full comparison and best South Asian wedding planning tools.

Sources

Checked on . Features and prices change, so confirm on each company's site before deciding. PlanMe is our product.

Common questions

How much does Aisle Planner cost?

Aisle Planner's plans run from $49.99 to $229.99 a month, with 10% off annual billing and a 30-day trial that needs a card. Project tools such as budgets and checklists start on the $69.99 plan.

Is PlanMe a replacement for Aisle Planner?

They focus on different jobs. Aisle Planner focuses on the business side: CRM, proposals, invoicing and a client portal. PlanMe is the planning workspace for each client's event, organised by festivity, with a Master Calendar across all your events, reusable event templates, custom roles and hands-on help from the PlanMe team. It is free during beta.

Which is better for multi-day Indian weddings?

Both support separate guest lists and RSVPs per event. PlanMe is built around festivities, so each one also has its own seating chart, menu with dietary tags, run of show, hotel stays and budget.

Can my clients work in the plan?

In both. Aisle Planner has planning partners with access levels and a client portal. In PlanMe you invite the couple and family by email with a role you define for each event.

Can I use Aisle Planner and PlanMe together?

Yes. Run leads, proposals and invoicing in Aisle Planner, and plan each client's festivities, guests, seating and budget in PlanMe.