Typical items on a design invoice
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- Logo design
- Brand identity
- Print and layout design
- Extra revision rounds
- Stock images or fonts
As a designer, a messy invoice won't do. Choose a clean template in your brand color, list the deliverables and revisions, and send it as a polished PDF.
Checklist
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How it works
Your business, logo and the client. Once you sign in, they're saved for next time.
Add what you're billing. Totals, tax and discounts are calculated for you.
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Templates
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Save the things you bill often as items once, and add them to any invoice in a click.
FAQ
Project fees work well for clear deliverables like a logo or brand identity. Hourly billing suits ongoing or unclear work. Many designers quote a project fee and bill extra revisions by the hour.
Two or three rounds is common. State it in your quote, and invoice additional rounds separately so scope creep doesn't eat your profit.
For larger projects, yes. Asking 30 to 50 percent before you start protects your time, with the rest invoiced on delivery.
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