Printable Invoice Template
Create professional invoices you can easily download and share with clients using our printable invoice template. This template includes itemized services, materials, taxes, discounts, and payment instructions—perfect for freelancers, contractors, and small businesses. Download instantly in PDF, Word, or Excel format.
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What to Include on a Printable Invoice
A strong invoice template helps clients approve and pay faster. A printable invoice should include:
Business Information- Business name and contact details
- Billing address
- Tax ID (if applicable)
- Payment contact (email/phone)
- Client name and billing address
- Company name (if applicable)
- Department/contact person (optional)
- Reference or job number (optional)
- Invoice number
- Invoice date and due date
- Payment terms (Net 7, Net 14, Net 30)
- Currency and tax label (Sales Tax, VAT, GST)
- Service or product description
- Quantity/hours
- Rate/unit price
- Line totals
- Discounts (line-level or invoice-level)
- Subtotal, tax, total, amount due
- Payment method (bank transfer, card, cash/check)
- Payment instructions and notes
Itemized Billing: Line Items Clients Understand
Clients pay faster when the invoice clearly shows what they’re being charged for. Use itemized lines that match your quote or agreement.
Examples of clear line items- “Consulting (Strategy Session – 2 hours)”
- “Design (Homepage Wireframes – 6 hours)”
- “Labor (Installation – 1 day)”
- “Materials (Hardware, fasteners, consumables)”
- “Delivery / Mileage (within city limits)”
- Avoid vague lines like “Work completed”
- Include dates or milestones when relevant (e.g., “Phase 1: Discovery”)
- Separate labor from materials
- Add optional lines for travel, rush fees, or discounts
Payment Terms That Help You Get Paid Faster
Your invoice template should clearly state when payment is due and what happens if payment is late.
Common terms- Due on receipt: best for one-off services or small jobs
- Net 7 / Net 14: common for freelancers and local services
- Net 30: common for B2B and corporate clients
- Accepted payment methods (bank transfer, card, cash/check)
- “Include invoice number with payment” reminder
- Late fee policy (only if you actually enforce it)
- Deposit/partial payment note (if relevant)
Who Uses Printable Invoice Templates?
Printable invoice templates are widely used across industries because they’re simple, professional, and easy to process.
Typical use cases- Freelancers billing hourly or by project
- Contractors billing labor + materials
- Service businesses invoicing recurring clients
- Retail/wholesale billing for orders and delivery
- Small businesses that need a clean invoice format for bookkeeping