Features
Built around how Nigerian freelancers actually get paid
Bank transfers, WhatsApp and VAT at 7.5%: Owó starts from how business works here, not a template made somewhere else.
Invoices in under a minute
Pick a client, add line items, and Owó does the maths: subtotal, 7.5% VAT and total, in naira, to the kobo.
Share on WhatsApp
Send a tidy invoice link where your clients actually read messages, with the amount and due date in the preview.
Reminders that chase for you
Polite, automatic follow-ups 3 and 10 days after the due date, so you never have to send the awkward message.
Know where you stand
Revenue this month, what’s outstanding and who’s late, on one screen, every morning.
Print-perfect
Every invoice has a clean printable layout. Save it as a PDF from any browser for your records.
Built for small teams
Invite your accountant or a partner, and keep every client and invoice in one shared place.
Made for Nigeria
The details that matter here
Naira first, to the kobo
Amounts are stored as whole kobo, so totals never drift by a fraction. ₦1,250,000.50 means exactly that.
Bank details on every invoice
Your account name and number print on each invoice, so clients can pay by transfer straight away.
WhatsApp, not just email
One tap shares the invoice link with the amount and due date already written for you.
Light on data
Pages are mostly plain HTML, so they load quickly on a budget Android phone with patchy 3G.
How Owó adds it up
- Website design, 5 pages
- ₦850,000
- Copywriting × 4 pages
- ₦140,000
- Subtotal
- ₦990,000
- VAT (7.5%)
- ₦74,250
- Total
- ₦1,064,250
Every invoice has a clear status