Equipment Rental Invoice Template

Create professional equipment rental invoices with clear rental periods and equipment details. This equipment rental invoice template supports daily or weekly rentals, delivery and pickup, fuel/consumables, setup, and optional operator services—ideal for rental companies billing contractors and customers with transparent documentation. Download instantly in PDF, Word, or Excel format.

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What to Include on an Equipment Rental Invoice

Equipment rental invoices should clearly show what was rented and for what time period.

Rental details
  • Rental period (date range)
  • Equipment list or IDs/serials
  • Job site/location (optional)
  • Pickup/return details (optional)
Common rental line items
  • Equipment rental (daily or weekly)
  • Delivery/pickup
  • Fuel/consumables
  • Setup/installation
  • Operator service
Totals
  • Subtotal, tax (if applicable), total due
  • Payment terms and instructions

Equipment Rental Pricing: Daily, Weekly, and Service Add-Ons

Rental companies typically bill using time-based pricing plus add-ons.

1) Daily rental
Best for short jobs or one-off rentals.

2) Weekly rental
Lower effective daily rate for longer jobs.

3) Add-on services
Delivery/pickup, setup, fuel/consumables, and operator services when required.

Including a clear “Rental period” helps clients reconcile days billed and reduces disputes.

Equipment IDs, Serial Numbers, and Rental Tracking

Equipment invoices often need identifiers for tracking.

Best practices
  • List equipment names plus IDs/serials when available
  • Use consistent labeling across invoices
  • Add pickup/return details for accountability
This helps customers confirm what was rented and helps your team track inventory.

Returns, Late Fees, and Condition Notes

Rental invoices often reference return expectations.

Common notes
  • Late return billing by day
  • Responsibility for damage or missing parts
  • Condition and return requirements
Clear terms reduce disputes and help customers understand how rental charges may change if the schedule shifts.

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