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Vcents vs WOPA
WOPA and Vcents both work from WhatsApp, and both are for people paid directly by their own clients. The difference is how you pay for them, and what happens after the invoice goes out.
| WOPA | Vcents | |
|---|---|---|
| How you pay | A monthly plan, £9.99 to £14.99 a month, with a free tier of 3 invoices a month | 2% + 20p per payment you receive. No monthly fee |
| In a quiet month | The plan still costs the same | You pay nothing if nobody pays you |
| What it does | Writes and sends invoices from WhatsApp | Sends payment links and invoices, and tracks who has paid |
| Who still owes you | You check yourself | Ask “Who still owes me?” and get the list |
| How your client pays | Depends on how you take payment | Taps the link and pays in their own banking app, or by card |
WOPA details from its public website, checked November 2026.
Which one fits you
If you mostly need to send invoices and your clients already pay you by bank transfer, a flat plan can work. If you want the money and the list of who has paid in the same chat, and you would rather pay nothing in slow months, Vcents is built for that.
See exactly what Vcents costs on the pricing section.
Try it in the chat.
Message Vcents and it gets you set up in about a minute.