Free tools for freelancers and small businesses
Two tools, one shared set of business details, and nothing that leaves your browser. Fill in your business profile once and it carries over between them.
Which tool do I need?
Send a quote when the client still needs to approve a price and work hasn't started. Send an invoice once the work is done, or at an agreed billing point, and payment is due.
If a quote gets accepted, you don't need to re-type anything: open it in the Quote Generator and click Convert to Invoice. Your client details, line items, currency and tax settings carry straight across โ the invoice just picks up its own invoice number.
Why these are free
Both tools are supported by advertising, kept outside the tools themselves โ ads never sit above or inside the form you're filling in. There's no paid tier and no feature held back to push you toward one.
Neither tool has an account system or a server component. Your business profile, clients, and every quote or invoice you create stay in your browser's local storage, on your device. See the privacy policy for the specifics, or the about page for who runs this site.
Invoicing guides by profession
What belongs on an invoice changes with the work. These guides cover how each trade usually bills and open the Invoice Generator preloaded with the right line items.
- Invoice generator for photographersShoot fees, editing and usage licensing
- Invoice generator for consultantsDay rates, retainers and statements of work
- Invoice generator for freelance writersPer-word rates, revisions and kill fees
- Invoice generator for contractorsLabour, materials and progress billing
- Invoice generator for tutorsBlock bookings and cancellation fees