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Add your details and the client's, use a unique invoice number, describe the work and billing period, show the amount and any applicable VAT, then state the due date and payment instructions. Experi's free editor lets you review the complete invoice and download its PDF without an account.
Enter your own client, project, rate, milestone, expense, VAT and payment details. Review the result, then download or print it.
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WORKED EXAMPLE · Fictional details and illustrative prices · Not a payment request
| Description | Qty | Unit Price | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
Discovery and website design — August milestone 24 hours @ £75/hr | Project: Website refresh | PO: TS-204 | 24.00Hours | £75.00 | £1,800.00 |
Development milestone — approved scope Fixed-fee milestone 2 of 3, accepted 28 August 2026 | 1.00Flat Rate | £1,200.00 | £1,200.00 |
Stock image licence reimbursement Pre-approved project expense; receipt retained | 1.00Items | £48.00 | £48.00 |
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A freelance project combines tracked work, a fixed-fee deliverable and an agreed expense. Reference the contract or PO so the client's finance team can approve the invoice without asking what the work was for.
See the freelancers workflow in Experi →Watch out: Do not present illustrative rates as a recommended freelance rate or charge a fixed milestone and its included hours twice.
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Add your business name, address, contact information, and VAT number if applicable.
Enter your client's name, company (if applicable), address, and contact details.
List all services provided, including discovery and website design — august milestone, development milestone — approved scope, stock image licence reimbursement. Include quantity, unit price, and any notes.
Specify payment due date and payment methods. Include bank details or other payment instructions.
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Yes. You can open the freelancer layout in Experi's online invoice editor, enter your own details, review the complete invoice and download a PDF without creating an account. The separate example PDF is a fictional worked example rather than an editable invoice.
Yes. The online editor works without an account and supports hourly work, fixed-fee milestones, agreed expenses, client or purchase-order references, due dates, payment instructions and VAT fields when applicable. Nothing is saved or sent unless you choose to continue into Experi.
Include a unique invoice number, issue and due dates, your details, the client's details, a precise description of the work, the price, any applicable tax, the total due and payment instructions. Add the project or purchase-order reference when the client supplied one.
Only add VAT when your business is VAT-registered. Show your VAT number and use the correct VAT treatment for the supply; not every supply necessarily uses the standard rate, so check your circumstances or ask an adviser.
Match the invoice to the commercial agreement. For hourly work, show the period, hours and rate. For a fixed-fee project, name the accepted milestone and the agreed amount. Do not mix models without explaining the line items.
Yes, when the client agreed to reimburse them. Itemise each expense, keep the receipt and make the tax treatment clear rather than hiding it inside a vague project fee.
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