EIN
Billed to
EIN
| Description | Qty | Price | Amount | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $3,200.00 | ||||
| $900.00 |
- Subtotal
- $4,100.00
- Discount %
- $0.00
- Tax rate %
- Total due
- $4,100.00
Payment details
Notes
An invoice for photographers
Shoot fee, usage licence, edits and travel on their own lines, a deposit taken off the total, and a payment link the client can tap.
How it works
Line by line, list the shoot, the edited images and the usage licence separately, so the client sees what each costs.
For the licence, write the usage in the line itself: where, for how long and which images. It prints exactly as typed.
For a deposit, add a line such as Deposit received with a negative amount, and the total due drops by it.
To get paid, paste your Stripe, PayPal or Square link and a Pay button appears on the invoice and on the page you share.
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Questions
It depends on your state. Check yours and set the rate; it starts at 0%.
As a line with a negative amount, such as Deposit received, 12 May at −500. The total due is what remains.
Yes. Send the invoice link with your gallery link; the client opens a clean page and can pay from it.
It depends on your state. Check yours and set the rate; it starts at 0%.