I need a payment plan for a Vop I need help

You did not provide sufficient information for answering this inquiry in any detail.  Even with more information, it would not be possible, in my opinion, for an attorney to answer what you primarily are wanting to know.  Here is what I can tell you:  even if you never previously violated your probation, you may still face more jail or prison time.  It would depend a lot on the points on your Criminal Punishment Code (i.e., scoresheet); what kind, if any defenses you may have; whethter the prosecutor assigned to your case is willing to do any meaningful plea bargaining with your defense attorney; and, to some degree, where in Florida your case is set for court.  Based on my experience, although the prosecutor may be willing to make a VOP offer, the prosecutor is unlikely to engage in direct negotations with you.  In other words, I suggest you have an attorney.  If you cannot afford one, I recommend you ask the court to appoint the Public Defender.