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GetPaid review

Freemium#58 of 83 in Invoicing Software

A flexible self-hosted invoicing tool with recurring billing and many payment gateways.

3.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

GetPaid is a WordPress plugin for creating and emailing invoices, collecting online or offline payments, and selling products through payment forms and buy-now buttons. It suits self-hosters that want invoicing and payment collection inside a WordPress site, particularly when recurring billing, quotes, reminders, or several gateway options matter. The core plugin is free, while premium add-ons and membership plans extend the available gateways, features, updates, and support.

Pricing is structured around membership periods. The 4 Months plan costs $99 per 4 months and includes all add-ons, all gateways, all new products, premium support, auto updates, and unlimited websites. The 1 Year plan costs $199 per year with the same listed inclusions. The free core plugin provides an entry point, while paid plans are aimed at customers who need the broader extension and support package. Multi-currency payments are handled through an add-on rather than the core invoicing workflow.

Payment and automation coverage is the main reason to consider GetPaid. It supports recurring invoices and payments, automatic email payment reminders, quotes that convert into invoices, API-based invoice creation, and payment forms or buttons. Gateway and form integrations include Stripe, PayPal Express, Authorize.net, Worldpay, Bank Transfer, Manual Payments, Square, SagePay, WebPay, Ninja Forms, Gravity Forms, Contact Form 7, and AffiliateWP. It is a strong fit for WordPress-based businesses that want control over hosting and gateway choice. Businesses seeking a hosted invoicing service, or those requiring multi-currency without an additional add-on, should choose another option.

GetPaid pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Supports invoices, quotes, recurring payments, and reminders
    • Connects to online and offline payment gateways
    • Offers API invoice creation and unlimited websites on paid plans
  • Where it doesn't
    • Self-hosted setup requires a WordPress environment
    • Multi-currency payments require a separate add-on
    • Paid plans start at $99 per 4 months

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