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Wave is a cloud-based accounting and small-business finance platform that includes invoicing, bookkeeping, payment processing and paid add-ons such as Pro features and advisory services.
The company offers a free tier plus paid Pro features and advisor services managed through Wave’s online account and, in some cases, via app-store subscriptions.
Small businesses and sole proprietors use Wave to create invoices, track expenses, and accept online payments.
Paid features (for example, Pro or Receipts plans) add automation such as bank transaction imports, receipt capture and payment reminders.
When you cancel a paid plan from the Wave web interface, your paid access remains active until the end of the current paid period.
After that date, the paid features are removed and you revert to the free Starter functionality unless you re-subscribe.
Your account data (invoices, bookkeeping records, receipts) remains in Wave unless you delete the account or data explicitly.
Export any records you need before deleting an account; cancellation of a subscription does not necessarily delete stored data.
Wave’s publicly stated policies do not provide a general 14-day cooling-off refund for SaaS subscriptions in its global terms; refunds for subscriptions are handled case-by-case per Wave’s terms.
If you cancel a Pro or Receipts plan, access remains until period end and refunds are not automatically guaranteed.
Wave publishes a free Starter plan and a paid Pro plan. Prices for paid plans are stated in USD.
South African users will typically pay via their card or payment method and see currency conversion handled by their bank or card issuer.
| Plan | Price (USD) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | Free (US$0) | Monthly | Unlimited estimates, invoices, bills, bookkeeping records; option for online payments |
| Pro | US$19.00 / US$190.00 | Monthly or Annual | Everything in Starter plus auto-import/category bank transactions, receipt capture, late payment reminders |
South African consumer-protection law, including the Consumer Protection Act, requires fair, reasonable terms and may allow consumers to cancel recurring services or seek redress where services are not rendered.
Wave’s global terms reference generic cooling-off rights for some jurisdictions, but applicability to SaaS in South Africa is unclear and limited.
Many users praise Wave for being user-friendly, budget-friendly and useful for small-business bookkeeping and invoicing.
Reviewers often highlight the attractive UI and easy invoice generation as key benefits.
Frequent complaints relate to payroll problems, inability to pay employees after provider changes, and billing issues after attempted cancellations.
Many users report poor or slow customer support, chatbot loops and difficulty getting live assistance, which can complicate cancellations or refunds.
Many users try to cancel via Wave’s app but actually subscribed through Apple or Google. In those cases the store must be used to cancel.
Always check whether your subscription was purchased via Wave’s website or via an app store before cancelling.
Users often fail to save cancellation confirmation or ticket numbers and then get charged again; this makes disputes harder to resolve.
Always take screenshots and keep emails that show the cancellation date and policy references.
Use the table below to compare the Starter and Pro plans at a glance so you know whether cancelling a paid plan will remove features you rely on.
| Plan | Price (USD) | Key difference |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | Free | Core invoicing and bookkeeping with no auto-imports or receipt capture |
| Pro | US$19/month or US$190/year | Adds bank transaction auto-imports, receipt capture and automated reminders |
Wave Technologies, Techno Park, Stellenbosch, 7600, South Africa.
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