Because photography charges can be so specialized, we’ve put together a web page with invoice templates just for photography work.

A photographer may charge hourly, by lump sum, by time plus cost, or by services plus expenses and licensing.

A video editor or programmer doing software development may charge either by the project or by time.

Materials like envelopes and vellum are usually provided or paid for by the client.

A professional calligrapher will often charge by the envelope for invitations but by time for hand-lettered certificates or diplomas.

A freelance writer either charges by the article or by the word.That’s because freelancers often bill in unique ways. Freelancers such as artists or programmers who charge by the project can use any general service invoice or template but for others, the service invoice format falls short. Here are the two sections on the standard invoice format that may need to change to meet the specific freelance needs:īilling ChargesA freelance invoice is often different from the standard time-and-materials invoice format because of how charges are itemized. Because of the unique nature of freelance work compared to other businesses, freelance invoices should be adapted to reflect these differences. What You Need to Put on a Freelance InvoiceMost businesses use the same sorts of information on invoices: contact information, sequential invoice numbers, etc.

Invoices for word