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Paste your payment link — we embed a live Pay button in the invoice PDF.
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No account, no setup. Fill in your details and download. Your client gets a clean, professional invoice every time.
Add your Stripe or PayPal link and your client can pay directly from the invoice PDF. No chasing, no back-and-forth.
Set up a client once and invoices go out automatically. Auto-reminders, a client portal, and subscription billing are on the way.
Freelancers, consultants, and independent contractors — Invoifly speaks your language. No bloated accounting features you'll never use.
Pick a template, fill in your details, download in seconds. All free.
For designers, writers, developers, and all independent creatives billing for project work.
Specifically designed for independent contractors filing 1099s. Includes all required fields.
For consultants billing hourly, by project, or on retainer. Clean, credible, professional.
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Log your hours, set your rate, and let Invoifly calculate the total automatically.
For ongoing retainers and subscription clients. Mark items as recurring and automate with the full product.
What should I include on a freelance invoice?
Every freelance invoice should include your name and contact details, your client's name and address, a unique invoice number, the invoice date, a clear description of services rendered, the amount due, and your payment terms. Adding your payment method — a Stripe link or bank details — means your client can pay immediately.
Do I need a business entity to send invoices?
No. Sole proprietors, freelancers, and 1099 contractors can all send invoices under their own name. You don't need an LLC or corporation to invoice a client professionally.
What's the difference between Net 30 and Net 15 payment terms?
Net 30 means your client has 30 days from the invoice date to pay. Net 15 means 15 days. For new clients, Net 15 is a common starting point. For long-term relationships, Net 30 is the US standard. Always specify your terms clearly on the invoice itself.
Is Invoifly really free?
Yes — the invoice generator is completely free. No signup, no credit card, no watermark on your documents. We're building a paid product with recurring billing, auto-reminders, and a client portal. The free generator stays free forever.
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