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Free IT Consultant Invoice Generator

Split the bill into project fees, billable hours and purchased software or hardware, and watch the preview total them.

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IT Consultant Services

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Subtotal$3,015.00
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Total$3,015.00

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Invoicing for your it consultant business

Each line in the preview needs a short description, a number of units and a unit price. A fixed-fee project takes one line, a count of 1 priced at the whole fee. Billable hours become the count, your hourly price the unit price, and the description names the task in words the client will follow. A license or a device purchased for the client gets a separate line.

The preview has room for one tax percentage across all lines. Ask your state's tax agency how it treats the services, software and hardware on the bill before you enter a rate.

Worked example, with sample figures: a server setup at a fixed fee of $2,200.00 (1 × $2,200.00), 5 hours of network troubleshooting at $115.00 (5 × $115.00 = $575.00) and a one-year backup software license bought for the client at $240.00 (1 × $240.00). The subtotal is $2,200.00 + $575.00 + $240.00 = $3,015.00, the same total the preview gives with no tax entered.

Recurring support invoices, timesheets and taking a fixed fee in stages are covered in the IT consultant invoicing guide.

Why Billed fits it consultant billing

  • Hours you logged become invoice lines. Billed's invoice software page says you can "bill for time you have tracked".
  • Monthly support, set up once: the same page says "For clients you bill on a schedule, set up a recurring profile once."
  • Track unpaid IT bills. Billed's invoice software page says "Invoice reports show which invoices are paid, partially paid or past due, and you can see who owes you money and send them a payment reminder."

How the it consultant invoice generator works

Three steps from blank page to a polished invoice your clients can pay with confidence.

  1. 1

    Enter projects, hours and purchases

    Fixed-fee projects, blocks of hourly work and purchased products each take their own line.

  2. 2

    Set a tax rate if needed

    Enter a rate in the Tax field and the preview works out that percentage of the subtotal, shows it on its own line and adds it to the total.

  3. 3

    Go to Billed's generator

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Features that match real it consultant workflows

Bill For Tracked Time

Billed's features page says "Easily create invoices for the tracked time and get paid."

Hourly Rate Projects

Billed's features page says "Manage hourly rate projects and track time for your projects. Easily bill for time tracked."

Recurring Invoices

Billed's features page says "Save time by sending invoices on a regular schedule so you don’t have to create invoices again and again."

Invoice Reports

Billed's features page says "Create reports about your invoices and see how well your business is doing."

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IT Consultant invoicing: common questions

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Quick answer:In the generator, an IT consulting invoice is a fixed-fee line for each project, hours times your rate for hourly work, and software or hardware bought for the client at cost, with a tax percentage when your state requires one.

At a glance

Charge Line in the generator
Fixed-fee project 1 × the project fee
Hourly work Hours × hourly rate
License or hardware bought for the client One line, at cost
Tax The tax box, once your state's tax agency confirms a rate applies

When this isn't for you

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