Professional invoice
Line items, terms and itemised line items.
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Standard, hourly, retainer, pro forma, VAT and past due invoices, plus versions for design, photography, law firms, consulting and more. Free, printable.
Line items, terms and itemised line items.
Line items, terms and hours from approved timesheets.
Line items, terms and project fees.
Line items, terms and pieces.
Line items, terms and deliverables.
Line items, terms and day rates.
Line items, terms and shoot fees.
Line items, terms and matter number.
Line items, terms and design fees.
Line items, terms and monthly retainer.
Line items, terms and monthly fees.
Line items, terms and project stages.
Line items, terms and crew.
Line items, terms and work stages.
Line items, terms and sprints.
Line items, terms and estimated amounts.
Line items, terms and services rendered.
Line items, terms and a line for every item.
Line items, terms and dated time entries.
Line items, terms and the original due date.
Line items, terms and VAT number.
Line items, terms and the billing period.
| Situation | Template |
|---|---|
| Most client work | Invoice template |
| Billing time | Hourly invoice |
| Monthly retainers | Retainer invoice |
| Before delivery, to collect a deposit | Pro forma invoice |
| VAT-registered in the UK | VAT invoice |
| Unpaid after the due date | Past due invoice |
A unique number, dates, your details and the client’s, itemised lines, totals and tax where applicable, the due date and how to pay.
Yes. Each invoice page has a print button that prints just the template, which you can save as a PDF.
Fourteen or thirty days are most common. Always write the actual due date on the invoice.
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Win the work with a clear approach, scope and price.
Agree terms, ownership, payment and confidentiality in writing.
Define deliverables, exclusions, timelines and acceptance.
Price defined work quickly so clients can say yes.
Record billable hours by client, project and task.
Capture goals, audience and constraints before work starts.
Intake, onboarding and feedback questions for clients.
Kickoffs, status reports and follow-ups that keep work moving.
THE CLIENT EXPERIENCE, IN ORDER
Bring the work you share with clients into one place.