Free Web Design Invoice Template
Web design projects are usually billed in stages: a deposit, design approval, launch and sometimes ongoing maintenance. Use this template to itemize each stage clearly, show what has already been paid and download a professional PDF in minutes.
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What to include on a web design invoice
Project milestones
Invoice by milestone (discovery, design, development, launch) with one line each.
Deposit and balance
Show the deposit already received so the remaining balance is obvious.
Extras and revisions
List out-of-scope work such as extra revision rounds or additional pages on their own lines.
Hosting and licences
Itemize recurring costs like hosting, domains or plugin licences separately from your design fee.
Usage and ownership note
Add a short line in the notes about when rights transfer, for example on full payment.
Tips for getting paid on time
- Ask for a deposit (commonly 30-50%) before starting work.
- Tie final payment to launch so it is not left open after go-live.
- Keep each milestone invoice separate and numbered.
Invoice requirements such as tax IDs, VAT or sales tax lines and numbering differ by country. Check what your local tax authority requires and include those details on your invoice.
Frequently asked questions
Should I invoice a web project in one go?
Milestone invoicing protects cash flow. A deposit at the start and the balance at launch is a common pattern.
Can I show a discount?
Yes, add a discount percentage and it is applied to the subtotal automatically.