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Invoice template

Web Designer Invoice Template

Invoice template for web designers billing deposits, milestones, hosting, and ongoing website maintenance.

  • Free to customise
  • Example line items
  • Payment terms included

What to include

A useful invoice template should make the work easy to understand, show clear totals, and leave no doubt about how and when payment should be made.

  • Your business name, address, and contact details
  • Client name and billing address
  • Invoice number, issue date, and due date
  • Clear service or product descriptions
  • Subtotal, VAT or tax if applicable, and total due

Example line items

Use these as starting points — adjust descriptions and amounts for your project.

1. Website design deposit
2. Final build balance
3. Monthly maintenance retainer
4. Hosting and SSL renewal

Frequently asked questions

Should hosting appear on a web design invoice?

If you recharge hosting or domain costs, list them as separate line items so the client can see project fees versus ongoing services.

How do web designers invoice retainers?

Many designers send a monthly retainer invoice with a fixed fee for updates, support hours, or maintenance included in the agreement.

Can I customise this invoice template?

Yes. Use it as a starting point, then adjust line items, payment terms, VAT or tax details, and notes for your work.

Can I create this invoice without signing up?

You can use the free invoice generator to create a simple invoice. An InvoiceFeed account is useful when you want to save clients and manage invoice history.

Create this invoice in minutes.

Use the free generator for a one-off PDF, or sign up to save clients and manage invoice history.

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