Free invoice templates for trades & small business
Printable, one-page invoice templates you can fill in and send today. Every template is a clean layout with line items, totals, and payment terms — nothing to install.
Invoice templates by trade
Frequently asked questions
What should I include on an invoice?
Your business name, the client's name, a description of work or services, the date, a line-item total, and your payment terms.
How do I make an invoice for free?
Use a printable template: fill in your details, save as PDF, and email it to your client. No paid software required.
Should I charge sales tax on an invoice?
It depends on your location and what you sell. Check your local tax authority's rules for your business type.
What payment terms should I put on an invoice?
Common terms are Net 15, Net 30, or due on receipt. Pick one and state it clearly on the invoice.
What do I do if a client does not pay?
Send a friendly reminder first, then a formal late notice. Keep records of all invoices you sent.
Can I use the same invoice template for every job?
Yes—keep one clean layout and change the line items per job. Consistency makes bookkeeping easier.
Do I need an invoice number?
Yes. A unique invoice number for every invoice makes tracking and tax filing much simpler.
What is the difference between an invoice and a receipt?
An invoice asks for payment; a receipt confirms payment was received. You may need both.