Invoicing

Learn how e-invoicing solutions helped Gene Marks, a small business owner and CPA, be more efficient in business.

An invoice is perhaps the most important document you produce for your business. Learn what an invoice is, why it's important, and the three things you need to consider when creating your invoice layout.

Create a simple, professional invoice with our basic invoice template. In a few steps, you’ll add your company’s logo and contact information, list the services or products you provided, choose how you want to bill, and even set up partial payments or give your customer the option to tip.

For many small businesses, sending an invoice reminder to collect the occasional late payment is par for the course. You may think your trusty invoice book is enough to keep you organized, but you should consider taking your invoice tracker online.

Whether you bill hourly or charge a flat fee, accept partial payments or require the total amount be paid in full, our free, professional-looking freelance invoice template can be customized to fit your needs. Is tipping customary for the freelance service you provide? Our invoice template can be customized with an option to tip, too. 

Paperwork isn’t exactly the most glamorous part of owning a small business. Yet, sending out and tracking invoices is essential to making sure that you get paid promptly and that your clients are satisfied with your service.

Whether you want to bill hourly or by flat amounts, provide the option to be tipped, or enable partial payments, you can download this professional, free consulting invoice template to meet your needs.

Send a construction invoice that represents your business with our free template. Add your company’s logo, then list the services or products you provided and choose to bill by item or hourly; you can offer your customers the option to tip and even set up partial payments.

Use our free catering invoice template to create a professional invoice. Upload and save your company’s logo and contact information, then describe the products or services you provided and choose whether you will bill hourly or by item; you can give your customers the option to tip and even set up partial payments.