Explain the creative deliverable
Review invoice descriptions so the client recognises the work they commissioned.
Track time. Get paid.
Invoicing for creative studios
Send studio invoices that explain the creative work. Review recorded hours and project expenses, then arrange the draft around deliverables your client recognises.
Free for 14 days — every feature, no credit card, no automatic charge.
Invoice in minutes, not evenings.
Keep production purchases in the draft
Check agreed expenses alongside the studio’s hours.
Distinguish revisions from new scope
Make approved additional work clear before you send the invoice.
An invoice explains the agreed charge. It does not decide design acceptance or transfer intellectual-property rights.
Get started with invoicing
- 1Select the studio’s billable work
- 2Review production purchases and extras
- 3Check descriptions against the brief
- 4Send the reviewed design invoice
Questions about invoicing for creative studios
- Can I organise a studio invoice by deliverable?
- Yes. Arrange lines and use headings or notes to make the draft easier to read. Review the amounts against your agreement before sending, especially where a fixed fee already covers the recorded work.
- Can I arrange the invoice around creative deliverables?
- Use headings and clear descriptions to explain what you are billing. Check each amount against the agreed fee and avoid charging included revision hours again.
Try invoicing on your next client project
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