Invoice Generator Studio

Free Towing Invoice Generator

Bill a tow with a hook fee, per-mile mileage, and storage days itemized, add the vehicle details, and download it as a PDF — free, no sign-up.

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DescriptionQtyRateAmount
Item description1$0.00
Subtotal
$0.00
Total
$0.00

Invoicing a towing job

Split the tow into the lines that make up your rate sheet. A hook or base fee — the flat charge for the call and the first stretch of the tow — goes on its own line at quantity 1. Mileage is separate: put the loaded miles in the quantity column and your per-mile rate as the rate, so 18 miles at $4.50 calculates itself. Extra recovery work each gets its own line too — winching out of a ditch, dollies for a seized axle, a second operator, or an after-hours or holiday surcharge — because a driver or their insurer questions a lumped-together total far more than four clearly named charges.

If you're holding the vehicle, bill storage as its own line with the number of days in the quantity column and your daily rate as the rate — 3 days of outdoor storage at your posted rate. Identify the vehicle on the invoice: year, make, model, license plate, and VIN fit on a line under the customer's name in the address block, or in the notes. Notes are also where the pickup and drop-off locations go, along with the date and time of the call and any dispatch or police reference for a nonconsensual or private-property tow.

The presets are USD with a Sales Tax label — enter your combined state and local rate and it's calculated on the subtotal, after any discount. Whether a tow is taxable varies by state, and some states tax the tow and separately stated storage differently, so check how yours treats each charge before applying one rate to the whole invoice. Your draft autosaves in the browser, so the next call only needs a new invoice number, dates, and line items — and if a motor club or insurer is paying rather than the driver, put that billing party in the client block and the driver's details in the notes.

Add five days of storage to the tow

A light-duty non-consent tow billed to the body shop that took the car in: flat hook fee, 18.4 towed miles, a winch-out because the car came to rest off the shoulder, and five days on the lot before release. The hook charge is flat and the mileage runs from the pickup point, which is how most light-duty tariffs are written. Storage is the line that keeps growing, so the day count sits in the quantity column and the dates go in the description.

Add five days of storage to the tow
DescriptionQtyRateAmount
Hook-up / base service fee — light-duty tow, 2019 Honda Civic1$125.00$125.00
Towed mileage — I-95 exit 12 to Hillside Collision, per mile18.4$6.50$119.60
Winch-out / recovery — vehicle off the shoulder, per 15 minutes3$55.00$165.00
Outdoor lot storage, Mar 3–Mar 7 — per day5$45.00$225.00
Owner notification and lien paperwork — certified mail1$35.00$35.00
Subtotal$669.60
Sales Tax 7%$46.87
Total due$716.47

Storage is billed by the day, so the quantity is the day count and the date range belongs in the description where anyone can check it.

Who you bill matters as much as what you bill

  • The vehicle, identified

    Year, make, model and plate — VIN as well on a non-consent tow — go in the address block under the customer's name or in the notes, because a tow bill nobody can tie to a vehicle is hard to collect on.

  • Pickup, drop and time

    Name the pickup location, the release location and the call time in the description of the hook line, along with the rotation call number if it came through police dispatch.

  • Hook fee apart from mileage

    Charge the flat hook or base fee on one line and the towed miles on another, with the miles in the quantity column at your per-mile rate. Recovery work — winching, uprighting, extra time on scene — goes on a third line in whatever increment your tariff uses.

  • Storage day by day

    Enter the number of days as the quantity and your daily rate as the rate, and state the start and end dates in the description, since storage keeps running until the vehicle is released.

  • Bill the right payer

    If an insurer or body shop is paying rather than the owner, put them in the client block and drop the claim or file number into the notes — there's no claim-number field in the form.

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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Logo, tax & discounts

Add your logo, any tax label and rate (VAT, GST, sales tax), and percentage or fixed discounts.

Saves as you type

Your draft is stored locally in your browser, so an accidental tab close loses nothing.

20 currencies

Invoice in USD, EUR, GBP, INR, JPY and more, with correct rounding for each currency.

Frequently asked questions

How do I bill mileage on a towing invoice?

Put the loaded miles in the quantity column and your per-mile rate in the rate column — decimals like 18.5 are supported and the line total calculates automatically. Keep the hook or base fee on a separate line at quantity 1 so the flat charge and the mileage are both visible.

Where do the vehicle and location details go?

There's no dedicated vehicle field, so put the year, make, model, plate, and VIN on a line under the customer's name in the address block, or in the notes. The pickup and drop-off locations, call time, and any dispatch or police reference go in the notes too — all of it prints on the PDF.

How do I charge for storage or impound?

Add storage as its own line with the number of days in the quantity column and your daily rate as the rate. Keeping it separate from the tow makes the charge transparent, and some states cap storage rates or require the daily amount to be disclosed, so check what applies where you operate.

Do I charge sales tax on a tow?

It varies by state — some tax towing, some exempt it, and some tax the tow and separately stated storage differently. The tool applies one tax rate to the whole invoice, so if part of your charges are exempt, check with an accountant; some operators invoice the taxable and exempt lines separately or note the breakdown in the notes.