wFirma review

No. wFirma lists no free plan, so there is no permanent free tier to fall back on. Access starts with a free trial, and the account model is free trial, which makes the trial the only free window the pricing offers.

The trial runs for 30. That is longer than the median accounting software trial of 15 days, and it places wFirma at position 9 of 166 brands ranked on that measure, so the trial is among the longer ones on offer.

Yes. Local compliance covers e invoicing, so invoices are issued in the required electronic format inside the same account as the bookkeeping. Bank feeds are also included, so the documents and the bank transactions behind them sit together rather than in separate tools.

Yes. Payroll is included rather than an add-on, so payslips and pay runs do not require another subscription. Paired with e invoicing, the same account covers payroll and electronic invoicing, which is a tighter bundle than tools that sell payroll on its own.

Bank feeds are included, so transactions arrive from your accounts instead of being keyed in by hand. That suits the small business wFirma is built for, and it lines up with payroll that is included in the same subscription, so one feed backs both the books and pay data.

Support runs on help centre only, with documentation as the main route in. There is no phone line or live chat listed, so questions outside the help centre need a written answer. Plan for that if your team prefers to call a support desk.

The stated audience is small business, so the tool targets owners and small teams rather than large departments. Payroll is included and compliance covers e invoicing, which suits a company handling its own filing and pay runs without a separate payroll system.

wFirma has no free plan, while Accountable, Billy and ifirma each offer a free plan, so those three suit readers who want a permanent free tier. wFirma's entry is a trial instead, and free trial access lasts 30. Its offset is that payroll is included.