Invoice Generator Studio

Free Copywriting Invoice Generator

Bill for landing pages, email sequences, and blog posts per word, per piece, or on retainer, add your logo, and download it as a PDF — free, no sign-up.

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DescriptionQtyRateAmount
Item description1$0.00
Subtotal
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Total
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Invoicing copywriting work

Copywriting rarely bills like hourly consulting — you're selling deliverables, not time on the clock. Give each piece its own line item: "Homepage landing page copy," "Five-email welcome sequence," "1,500-word blog post." Put the unit in the quantity column and your rate in the rate column, so per-word (3,000 words at your per-word rate), per-piece, or flat per-project pricing all total correctly — decimals work, so a page-and-a-half or a fractional word count is fine.

Most copy contracts include a set number of revision rounds. When a client asks for more, add the extra rounds as their own line items — "Additional revision round (beyond two included)" — so the scope creep is visible and billable rather than absorbed. Rush turnarounds and kill fees don't have dedicated fields, so spell them out in the notes: your rush surcharge for a tight deadline, or the agreed kill fee if a project is cancelled after you've started.

Agencies and marketing teams often pay net-30, so set the due date 30 days out and state the terms in the notes. If you work on a monthly retainer, invoice a single line — "Retainer — content, October" — at your flat monthly rate. Your draft autosaves in the browser as you type, so next month you can reopen it, bump the invoice number, swap the deliverables, and download a fresh PDF.

Can three pricing models sit on one invoice?

This is a month of work for a SaaS client, priced three different ways on one invoice. The homepage rewrite and the welcome sequence were quoted as flat project fees, the blog post was agreed at a per-word rate, and the product pages were sold per piece. The client asked for a third pass on the homepage after the two included rounds, so that goes on as its own line rather than getting absorbed.

Can three pricing models sit on one invoice?
DescriptionQtyRateAmount
Homepage landing page copy — flat project fee1$1,450.00$1,450.00
Blog post: "Onboarding metrics that actually matter" — per word1500$0.55$825.00
Five-email welcome sequence — flat fee1$1,200.00$1,200.00
Product page copy — per page3$350.00$1,050.00
Additional revision round (beyond the two included)1$175.00$175.00
Subtotal$4,700.00
Total due$4,700.00

The quantity column means something different on each line — word count on the blog post, pages on the product copy, 1 on the flat fees — which is exactly why every deliverable gets its own row.

Deliverables, rounds, rights — a copywriter's checklist

  • Name the deliverable

    Write the actual piece into each line description — "Five-email welcome sequence," not "writing services" — so the client can match every charge to something they received.

  • Make the unit obvious

    Put the word count in the quantity column for per-word work, the number of pieces for per-piece work, and 1 for a flat project fee, so nobody has to reverse-engineer your pricing.

  • Revision rounds

    State how many rounds the fee covers in the notes field and add any rounds beyond that as separate line items, so extra scope shows up as a charge instead of quietly disappearing.

  • Rush, kill, and rights

    None of these have their own fields, so use the notes for your rush surcharge, the kill fee if a project is cancelled after you've drafted, and when copyright transfers to the client.

  • Net-30 and payment details

    Agencies and in-house marketing teams usually pay net-30, so set the due date 30 days out and put your bank or payment link in the notes field.

How to create an invoice online

  1. 1

    Fill in the details

    Add your business info, your client, line items, tax, and an optional logo or discount.

  2. 2

    Watch the live preview

    The invoice updates as you type, so you always see exactly what your client will receive.

  3. 3

    Download the PDF

    One click generates a clean, professional PDF invoice — free and without a watermark.

A simple invoice maker for freelancers and small businesses

Everything you need to bill a client properly — and nothing you don't. Create an invoice, check the live preview, download the PDF, get paid.

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Frequently asked questions

Should I price copywriting per word or per project on the invoice?

Whatever you agreed with the client — the tool handles either. For per-word work, put the word count in the quantity column and your per-word rate in the rate column; for per-piece or per-project, use quantity 1 and the flat fee. Give each deliverable its own line so the client can see exactly what they're paying for.

How do I bill for extra revision rounds?

Add each extra round as its own line item beyond the revisions your contract included — for example "Third revision round." Keeping it on a separate line makes the additional scope obvious and keeps your base fee clean.

Where do rush fees and kill fees go?

There's no dedicated field for either, so put them in the notes — state your rush surcharge for tight turnarounds and the kill fee you charge if a client cancels a project after you've begun. If a rush fee applies to this particular invoice, you can also add it as its own line item.

What payment terms do copywriters use with agencies?

Agencies and in-house marketing teams commonly pay net-30, though direct clients often pay faster. Set the due date accordingly and put your terms and payment details in the notes — norms vary, so confirm what your contract says.