Help & FAQ
How PizzaParty works
Your recipe library
- Build out your ingredients library
- Add sauces with recipes and instructions
- Add all the pizzas you make at home and link them to ingredients and sauces
Your parties
- Create a party and customize the menu
- Share a menu link so guests can pick their pizzas
- Get an auto-generated shopping list
- Prep your ingredients and sauces
- Cook with step-by-step guidance on party day
Getting started
Yes. The whole app is free. Library, parties, guest menus, shopping/prep/cook guides, menu styles: all included, no credit card. You also get 15 AI generations a month thrown in.
If you're hosting a lot and want unlimited AI, there's an optional paid tier for $3.99/month or $39.99/year.
If you're hosting a lot and want unlimited AI, there's an optional paid tier for $3.99/month or $39.99/year.
No. Guests can open your menu link and pick their pizzas without an account. Only the host needs to sign up to create and manage parties.
Yes. Each pizza recipe is saved in your library, so you can add it to any party and reuse it as often as you like.
Hosting a party
Yes. Enable tips for your party, and guests will see tipping options on the confirmation screen after making their picks. You can add links for Venmo, Zelle, PayPal, Cash App, or Apple Pay, with an optional suggested amount and custom label. To set it up, open your party, tap Edit, and look for the Tips section under Party Info.
Use the status steps on the Plan page to switch between "Taking Orders" and "Orders Closed", or mark the party "Complete".
Taking Orders: the party is open. Guests can view the menu and place orders.
Orders Closed: orders are locked. Guests who already placed orders can still see their selections, but new orders aren't accepted. Use this when you're ready to finalize your pizza lineup.
Complete: the party is done. This is a permanent state that archives the party. The guest menu and any shared lists are no longer accessible.
Taking Orders: the party is open. Guests can view the menu and place orders.
Orders Closed: orders are locked. Guests who already placed orders can still see their selections, but new orders aren't accepted. Use this when you're ready to finalize your pizza lineup.
Complete: the party is done. This is a permanent state that archives the party. The guest menu and any shared lists are no longer accessible.
Yes. Generate a separate link from each of the Shop and Prep pages. Anyone with a link can view and check off items in real time without an account. These links are separate from the guest menu link and stay active until the party is marked Complete.
You can edit your party details and pizzas. If you make changes after guests have picked, you may want to let them know so they can update their picks if needed. You can also remove a guest’s picks or deselect a pizza yourself. Completed parties are archived and can no longer be edited.
Your account and support
Yes. You can export your pizzas, ingredients, and sauces as JSON files from your Library.
A pizza export includes its associated ingredients and sauces, but may leave out ingredients and sauces that no pizza uses. Export those separately as well for a full backup.
You can also export a party overview using the export button on its Plan page.
A pizza export includes its associated ingredients and sauces, but may leave out ingredients and sauces that no pizza uses. Export those separately as well for a full backup.
You can also export a party overview using the export button on its Plan page.
Yes. You can delete your account through the Danger Zone section under your Profile. Deletion permanently removes your account and all associated data, including pizzas, ingredients, sauces, parties, and uploaded images.
I\u2019d love to hear from you! You can report bugs or suggest features through the contact form.
AI and billing
This app uses Stripe for processing the AI paid tier. If your card fails, Stripe will try your card a few more times over a few days. Your subscription stays active during that window so a temporary glitch doesn’t kick you off. If it eventually gives up, you drop back to free and can resubscribe whenever.
Stripe handles checkout and stores your card details. They go directly to Stripe and never reach PizzaParty.menu’s servers.