Typical items on a freelance invoice
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- Project fee
- Hourly work
- Revisions or extra work
- Expenses
- Rush fee
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Checklist
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How it works
Your business, logo and the client. Once you sign in, they're saved for next time.
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Save the things you bill often as items once, and add them to any invoice in a click.
FAQ
Your name or business and contact details, the client's details, a unique invoice number, the date, the work with prices, the total, the due date and how to pay you.
Payment within 14 or 30 days is common. Shorter terms, or a deposit up front for larger projects, help with cash flow. Always put the due date on the invoice.
Hourly billing suits work where the scope changes. Project fees suit clear deliverables and reward working efficiently. Many freelancers combine the two, with extra hours billed separately.
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