Invoice template

An invoice template with everything your customer needs

A clear invoice gets paid sooner. Here is what to put on one, in the order a customer reads it, and how InvoiceGlance fills it in for you.

What the finished invoice looks like

At the top: your business name and email, then Invoice 1042, issued 3 March, due 17 March. Below that, the customer's name. Then a short list: Logo design, 1 at $900, and Two rounds of changes, 1 at $300.

At the bottom: the total of $1,200, what has been paid so far, what is still owing, and how to pay you. A customer who reads only the top and the bottom still knows who it is from, what it is for, how much, and by when.

What every invoice needs

  • Your business details

    Your business name and an email address, so the customer knows who the invoice is from and where to reply.

  • An invoice number

    A unique number that counts up with no gaps, so you and your customer can both refer to the same invoice.

  • Dates

    The date you issued it and the date it is due. A due date is what makes an invoice late, so never leave it out.

  • The customer

    Who is being billed, using the name they expect to see.

  • Line items and totals

    One line for each piece of work or product, with a quantity and a price, then the total, including any tax or discount.

  • How to pay

    Your payment instructions, written once. Nobody pays an invoice they cannot work out how to pay.

How InvoiceGlance fills it in

  1. Set up your business once

    Your name, email and payment instructions are saved and appear on every invoice.

  2. Add the customer and the work

    Pick the customer, add a line for each part of the job, and the total works itself out.

  3. Send a link

    Your customer opens a clean invoice page on any phone. Invoice numbers count up with no gaps.

Questions, answered plainly

Is there a free invoice template?

Every invoice you make in InvoiceGlance follows this layout, and the Free plan includes 5 invoices a month. You fill in the details and send a link, so there is no document to format.

Do I need to put tax on an invoice?

That depends on where you work and what you sell, so check the rules that apply to you. InvoiceGlance lets you add a tax rate to a line and works out the total.

Can my customer download a PDF?

You can download each invoice as a PDF for your own records. Your customer opens a clean page from the link in your email.

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