Contracts signed before the call ends
| Feature | Solo $69 | Team $138 Most popular | Business $275 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Payment gateways | 50 | 20 | ✓ |
| Team seats | 5000 | 4 | 6 |
| Recurring billing | ✓ | — | ✓ |
| Clients | ✓ | — | 30 |
| E-signature | — | ✓ | 6 |
| Invoices per month | ✓ | — | ✓ |
| Expense tracking | ✓ | — | — |
| Custom branding | — | 10000 | ✓ |
Wisp Draft is built for solo founders who are tired of contracts that sit unsigned for a week. It replaces the patchwork of spreadsheets, browser tabs and half-configured tools with one place that does the job and gets out of the way.
Setup takes about 14 minutes. Connect your existing accounts, import what you already have, and Wisp Draft starts working against your real data the same afternoon. There is no onboarding call and no implementation fee.
Every tier includes the core workflow, unlimited exports, and email support with a stated response time. Higher tiers raise the usage limits and add team seats — the comparison table below shows exactly where the lines are drawn, so you can buy the smallest tier that fits and upgrade later if you outgrow it.
Wisp Draft fits solo founders and in-house teams of two to ten best. If your work involves chasing invoices, this is the tool we would reach for first. Larger teams with procurement requirements, SSO and audit logs should look at the vendor's enterprise plan instead.
The team has been shipping since 2020 and publishes a public changelog. Lifetime access covers the Solo feature set as it exists today plus future updates to it; features launched as separate paid add-ons are not included.
One-time payment of $69 to $275 for lifetime access. Codes are redeemed on the vendor's site using the instructions in your vault. 48-day refund window as stated at checkout.
It is single-currency per account. Payroll is not included.
Weighted by recency, verified redemption, time owned and normalised helpfulness. The method.
Bought this on launch week and the integrations I needed were there. The documentation is thin in places but the product is small enough that you can work it out. The not-for list on the listing was accurate, which I appreciated.
Replaced a monthly subscription with this and the integrations I needed were there. The documentation is thin in places but the product is small enough that you can work it out. One small gripe: the mobile view needs work. Otherwise excellent.
Replaced a monthly subscription with this and the core workflow is genuinely solid. Setup took me about twenty minutes, imports worked first time, and the exports are clean enough to drop straight into our reporting. The not-for list on the listing was accurate, which I appreciated.
I was sceptical about the lifetime model but it does the one thing it promises without drowning you in options. The interface is plain, which I mean as a compliment — nobody on my team needed a walkthrough. Would buy again.
I was sceptical about the lifetime model but the limits on my tier are more generous than they looked on the comparison table. I expected to hit the ceiling by week two and have not come close. One small gripe: the mobile view needs work. Otherwise excellent.
Came for the price, stayed because the integrations I needed were there. The documentation is thin in places but the product is small enough that you can work it out. Would buy again.
I was sceptical about the lifetime model but the integrations I needed were there. The documentation is thin in places but the product is small enough that you can work it out. Would buy again.