Rock Paper Coin

Rock Paper Coin is a practical candidate for wedding professionals who want clients to sign and pay through a simpler shared workflow. The free tier covers invoicing; assess paid contracts and processing fees against your actual invoice values before choosing a plan.

Basic $0; Professional $27/month or Premium $33/month when paid annually
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Tool Nutrition Label
Founded Not publicly confirmed in the sources checked
Headquarters Not publicly confirmed in the sources checked
Company Size Not publicly confirmed in the sources checked
Funding Not publicly confirmed in the sources checked
Pricing Model Free invoice tier, paid subscriptions, and online payment-processing fees
Free Trial Official help describes 30 days of full access before plan selection
Contract Displayed Professional and Premium rates require annual payment; confirm other billing options
Attendee Capacity No verified guest limit; the documented scope is client administration
Mobile App Browser-based client links; native app availability not verified
Offline Capability Not verified
Data & Compliance Not publicly confirmed in the sources checked
Expertise Level Intermediate
Event Types
WeddingsWedding receptionsPrivate celebrations
Key Integrations
Dropbox Sign (Native)
Support Channels
Help centreEmailIn-app chat
Best For
  • + Wedding vendors consolidating proposals, contracts, and invoices
  • + Planners coordinating shared paperwork with couples and vendors
  • + Small wedding businesses starting with branded invoicing
Not For
  • − Couples looking for a free guest-facing wedding website
  • − Businesses assuming free invoicing means free online processing
  • − Organisers needing ticket inventory, sessions, and event-day admission
Key Capabilities
✓ Create branded invoices and payment schedules
✓ Reuse invoice line items through templates
✓ Prepare contract templates on Professional or Premium
✓ Send clients links to sign contracts and pay invoices
✓ Share client files with controlled access
✓ Coordinate connected client and vendor paperwork
Honest Limitations

Payment processing is separate

The February 2026 help article describes a default 2.5% vendor fee for online payments and an additional 2% client credit-card fee. Fee allocation can be changed; confirm the exact arrangement for your account.

The free tier is invoice-only

Basic does not include the paid contract workflow. The displayed $27 and $33 monthly rates require annual payment.

Saved contract templates cannot be edited directly

Official help says corrections require deleting and recreating the saved template. This does not change contracts already sent or signed.

Review sources are promotional

Heather Hoesch Olsen and Gabby Pinkerton describe their own use, with a promo code or trial link alongside the recommendation. These are useful workflow reports, but not neutral comparisons or representative support evidence.

Pricing Breakdown
Plan Price Details
Basic $0/month Invoice-only plan; online processing fees still apply.
Professional $27/month when paid annually $324 annual subscription at the displayed rate; supports the documented contract-template workflow.
Premium $33/month when paid annually $396 annual subscription at the displayed rate; confirm the exact additional features needed by your business.

Hidden Costs to Watch

  • ! Default online vendor processing is listed at 2.5%; credit-card clients are listed as paying an additional 2%.
  • ! Absorbing, passing, or splitting fees changes who pays; confirm the account configuration and applicable transaction rules.
  • ! Confirm taxes, billing frequency, failed payments, refunds, and other processing charges.

Evaluate one complete client journey, including an invoice with two payment dates, a contract correction, and a couple opening the emailed links. A simple contract and payment workflow can be valuable, but compare the full processing cost with the invoice amounts your business normally collects.

The profile’s fit judgments follow the documented product scope. The linked user reviews provide dated individual experiences; they do not establish typical performance.

Sources

  • Official fees and plan amounts — Dated 10 February 2026. Basic $0; annual-billing Professional $27/month and Premium $33/month; default processing and configurable fee allocation.
  • Official trial help — Dated 16 March 2026; describes 30-day full-access trial before selecting a plan.
  • Official invoice templates — Dated 11 June 2026; reusable line items, tax, and payment schedules.
  • Official contract templates — Dated 24 June 2026. Active Professional/Premium account and Owner/Admin/Manager permissions; saved templates require delete/recreate to change, without affecting existing sent or signed contracts.
  • Official client invitation workflow — Dated 23 April 2025. Clients may accept proposals, sign, pay, and view shared files via emailed links without accounts; uploading and collaboration require a free client account.
  • Heather Hoesch Olsen’s practitioner account — By Heather Hoesch Olsen, displayed 6 September without a visible year. Firsthand use for invoices, contracts, and payments; includes a PLANNERLIFE promotional code. The old promotional term is not treated as a current offer.
  • Gabby Pinkerton’s practitioner tools page — By Gabby Pinkerton; publication date not shown. Describes Rock Paper Coin as her own CRM for contracts, proposals, payments, and administration. Includes a product trial link; compensation is not stated.

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Questions to Ask the Vendor
  1. 1
    Which features distinguish Professional and Premium for our workflow?
  2. 2
    What is the total processing fee on card and bank payments under our account setup?
  3. 3
    Can clients sign and pay without accounts, and when is an account required?
  4. 4
    How do we correct templates and preserve already signed documents?
  5. 5
    What can we export when closing our account?
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