Free Web Design Invoice Template

Web projects are usually billed in milestones (deposit, design approval, launch), with recurring hosting or maintenance on top. This template lays out that structure so each invoice shows exactly which stage it covers.

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Sample web design invoice

These are the line items the template starts with. Change anything in the generator.

DescriptionQtyRateTaxAmount
Milestone 2: design approval (40% of $6,000)1$2,400.00$2,400.00
Premium theme license1$59.00$59.00
Managed hosting (12 months)12$25.00$300.00
Total$2,759.00

NotesMilestone 2 of 3. Launch payment will be invoiced on go-live.

TermsPayment due within 15 days. Site files and admin access are handed over on final payment.

What to include on a web design invoice

Along with the basics (your details, the client's details, an invoice number, dates and totals), make sure you cover:

Milestone being billed
Name the milestone, like "Design approval (40%)", so the client sees where the project stands.
Recurring services
Hosting, domains and maintenance plans belong on their own lines with the period they cover.
Third-party costs
Themes, plugins, fonts or stock images bought on the client's behalf, listed separately.
Handover conditions
If files or credentials are released on payment, say so in the terms.

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Web Design invoice FAQ

How should web designers split project payments?

A common split is 30–50% upfront, a middle payment at design approval, and the balance at launch. Invoice each milestone separately.

Should hosting be on the same invoice as the project?

It can be, as a separate line with its period (for example, 12 months). Many designers invoice it separately so renewals are easy to track.

Can I show a discount on a web design invoice?

Yes. Turn on per-item discounts to show a percentage off a line, or add an invoice-level discount. Discounts are applied before tax.

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