Rental Invoice Template

Create professional rental invoices with clear rental periods, item details, rates, deposits, and late fees. This rental invoice template works for equipment rentals, vehicle rentals, and short-term property rentals. Download instantly in PDF, Word, or Excel format.

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What to Include on a Rental Invoice

Rental invoices should make it easy to understand what was rented, for how long, and what happens if it’s returned late or damaged.

Customer and rental details
  • Renter name and contact details
  • Billing address (and delivery address if different)
  • Rental item name/ID (equipment, vehicle, property)
  • Rental period (start/end dates or days/weeks)
Pricing details
  • Daily/weekly/monthly rental rate
  • Quantity (days/weeks) and total rental charge
  • Optional add-ons (delivery, accessories, insurance/coverage)
Deposits and adjustments
  • Security deposit (refundable) shown clearly
  • Deposit terms (inspection and refund timeline)
  • Discounts (promos, long-term rate)
  • Credits (deposit applied to rental, if applicable)
Fees
  • Late return fee (per day/hour)
  • Cleaning fee (if required)
  • Damage fee (if applicable)
  • Replacement cost (for lost items)
Totals and payment
  • Subtotal, tax, total due
  • Payment terms and accepted payment methods

Common Rental Pricing Structures

Rental businesses typically price in one of these ways:

1) Daily rate
Most common for equipment and short-term rentals. Invoice shows days × daily rate.

2) Weekly rate
Often discounted compared to daily rates. Useful for longer bookings.

3) Monthly rate
Used for long-term rentals and subscriptions. Invoice should show the billing period.

4) Flat fee packages
Common for event rentals or bundled equipment (e.g., “Weekend package”).

5) Add-ons
Delivery/pickup, accessories, consumables, optional protection. Keep add-ons as separate line items so customers understand what’s included.

Security Deposits and Refundable Charges

Deposits are common in rental invoicing and should be clearly explained to avoid disputes.

Best practices
  • List the security deposit as its own line item
  • Clarify whether it is refundable
  • State inspection and refund timing (e.g., “refunded within 3–5 business days after return”)
  • Explain what can reduce the deposit (damage, missing items, excessive cleaning)
Some businesses collect deposits separately. If you do, you can still show a “Deposit received” credit line for transparency.

Late Fees, Cleaning Fees, and Damage Charges

Rental invoices often need a clear policy for late returns and condition issues.

Late return fees
  • Per day or per hour after a grace period
  • Should be stated in terms and shown as a line item when applied
Cleaning fees
  • Charged when items are returned excessively dirty
  • Common for event rentals, vehicles, and short-term accommodations
Damage fees
  • Charged if returned damaged beyond normal wear
  • If you assess damage after return, invoice separately or add an adjustment with supporting notes
Clear policies reduce disagreements and protect your rental business.

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