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Invoice template for web developers.

Project builds, integrations, and ongoing retainers - developer invoices mix one-off work with recurring fees. This template keeps both clear so you get paid on time for each.

YOUR NAME / WEB DEVELOPMENT your@email.com - your phone INVOICE #0001 Date: [date] Due: [date - net 14] BILL TO Client name client@email.com ──────────────────────────────────────────────── DESCRIPTION AMOUNT Website build - 6 pages $3,000.00 API integration $1,200.00 Monthly maintenance retainer $400.00 ──────────────────────────────────────────────── TOTAL DUE $4,600.00 PAYMENT Pay by card: [your payment link] TERMS Payment due within 14 days. Overdue invoices accrue 1.5%/month.

Tip: Bill milestones (deposit, mid-project, on launch) instead of one lump sum at the end - it smooths cash flow and reduces risk.

This is the same clean layout as our freelance invoice template, pre-filled with the lines web developers bill for. Not sure what belongs on an invoice? Read what to put on an invoice.

Should developers charge hourly or per project?

Fixed-price per milestone works best for defined builds; hourly suits open-ended or maintenance work. Many developers do both - fixed for the build, hourly for changes.

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