Invoice maker for musicians

Played a gig, recorded a session or taught a lesson? Send a quick, professional invoice with the date, the venue and the fee, and get paid on time.

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Checklist

What to include on a music invoice

Everything below has its own field in the editor above. Fill it in once and it's on every invoice.

  • Your name or band name
  • The client or venue
  • Date and type of performance
  • Fee and any travel costs
  • How to pay you

How it works

How to make a music invoice

  1. Add your details

    Your business, logo and the client. Once you sign in, they're saved for next time.

  2. List the work

    Add what you're billing. Totals, tax and discounts are calculated for you.

  3. Download and send

    Check the live preview and download a professional PDF.

Templates

Choose a template that fits your business

Dozens of professional designs. Add your logo and brand color, and switch any time.

Typical items on a music invoice

Save the things you bill often as items once, and add them to any invoice in a click.

  • Performance or gig fee
  • Studio session
  • Music lessons
  • Travel costs
  • Equipment hire

Invoicing tips for musicians

  • Add the date and venue to each line
  • Bill travel separately
  • Ask for a deposit for weddings and events
  • Save your standard fees as items

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What should a musician's invoice include?

Your name or band name, the client or venue, the date and type of performance, the agreed fee, any travel costs and how to pay you.

Should musicians ask for a deposit?

For weddings and private events, a deposit to secure the date is common, often 25 to 50 percent. The rest is paid before or on the day.

How do musicians invoice travel costs?

As a separate line, either a fixed amount or based on distance, so the client sees it apart from the performance fee.

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