Invoice & estimate app for graphic designers

The invoice app for graphic designers

Design projects are billed in milestones, revised more than planned, and paid by clients who forget. Invoiceflint helps designers and small studios invoice deposits and milestones, bill extra revision rounds, and know exactly when a client has seen the invoice.

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Invoice

Studio Kova

INV-0148

Bill to: Fernway Coffee Co.

Example design invoice
DescriptionAmount
Brand identity – logo and mark (2 revision rounds included)1 × $2,400.00$2,400.00
Brand guidelines document1 × $900.00$900.00
Packaging design (SKUs)3 × $450.00$1,350.00
Additional revision rounds (hours)3 × $85.00$255.00
Less deposit received (INV-0139)1 × -$1,650.00-$1,650.00
Subtotal
$3,255.00
Total due
$3,255.00
Final source files and full usage rights transfer on receipt of payment. Payment due within 14 days.

Example design invoice made with Invoiceflint · Use it as a free template

What to include on a design invoice

A complete invoice gets approved and paid faster. Invoiceflint fills in the numbering, dates, and totals for you — here’s what else belongs on it.

  1. 1Project name and the deliverables completed.
  2. 2The milestone this invoice covers.
  3. 3How many revision rounds were included, and any extra rounds billed.
  4. 4Deposit received and balance due.
  5. 5Usage rights and when they transfer.
  6. 6Payment terms — often Net 14 for small clients.

How Invoiceflint helps graphic designers

Built for invoicing on the job, not at a desk.

  • Know when the client has seen it

    Get notified the moment a client opens your invoice or proposal — no more 'did you get my email?'.

  • Proposals that become invoices

    Send the project estimate, let the client accept it online, and convert it to the deposit invoice with one tap.

  • Invoices worthy of a designer

    Pick from 14 templates and add your logo, so your invoices look as good as your work.

  • Export for your accountant

    Export reports and client statements as CSV or PDF at tax time.

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Billing tips for graphic designers

Ask for 30–50% upfront

A deposit commits the client and covers your time if the project stalls. Invoice it when the proposal is accepted.

Define revision rounds, then bill extras

Put the number of included revisions on the estimate. When feedback goes beyond it, extra rounds become a line item instead of free work.

Tie file handover to payment

State on the invoice that final files and usage rights transfer on payment. It's standard practice, and it puts your invoice near the top of the client's pile.

Invoicing questions from graphic designers

How should graphic designers invoice clients?

Most designers invoice a deposit when the project is agreed, then milestones or a final invoice on delivery. Each invoice lists the deliverables, revision rounds included, any extra revisions, the deposit received, and when usage rights transfer.

Should designers charge for extra revisions?

Yes, if the agreed number of revision rounds has been used. State how many rounds are included in your estimate, then bill extra rounds hourly or at a set price as their own line.

When should usage rights transfer to the client?

Commonly on full payment. Stating this on the invoice protects your work and encourages prompt payment.

What's a good invoice app for freelance designers?

A good invoice app for designers sends professional, branded invoices quickly and tells you when clients open them. Invoiceflint does both from your phone, converts accepted estimates into invoices, and sends automatic reminders with Pro.

Send your next design invoice from your phone.

Download Invoiceflint for iPhone or Android and create your first invoice in under a minute.