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Invoice generator

Free Pet Groomer Invoice Generator

Type each groom, add-on and product on its own row with the pet's name in the description, and the preview adds up the visit.

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Invoice preview

Pet Groomer Services

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Description
Qty
Rate
Remove
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Subtotal$149.00
$0.00
Total$149.00

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Invoicing for your pet groomer business

Every preview row asks for three things: the service, the quantity and your price. For a grooming visit, start the description with the pet's name and then the service, such as "Biscuit, full groom". Add-ons like a nail trim or teeth brushing go on rows of their own, so the owner sees each price. A product the owner takes home, such as a spray or a brush, gets a row with the number sold.

Tax goes in as a single percentage, applied to everything above it. Look into your state's rules on grooming services and retail products before typing a rate.

Worked example (sample figures): two dogs from one household. Biscuit's full groom is 1 × $70.00 = $70.00 and her nail trim is 1 × $15.00 = $15.00. Pepper's bath and tidy is 1 × $40.00 = $40.00. The owner buys 2 bottles of detangling spray, 2 × $12.00 = $24.00. The subtotal is $70.00 + $15.00 + $40.00 + $24.00 = $149.00 before tax, which is the total the preview opens with.

Setting prices by size and coat, telling the owner about a de-matting charge before you start, travel for a mobile service and taking payment at pickup are covered in the pet groomer invoicing guide.

Why Billed fits pet groomer billing

  • Keep regular clients on file: Billed's features page says "Create and save client profiles to bill them quickly."
  • Count the cash taken at the counter: Billed's accept payments page says "Keep track of all the payments from offline sources like checks, cash etc."
  • Send proof of payment at pickup: Billed's features page says "Send payment receipts to your clients after they have paid for your invoices."

How the pet groomer invoice generator works

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

  1. 1

    Name the pet on each row

    Type the pet's name and the service in the description, then a quantity of 1 and your price for that groom.

  2. 2

    Add extras and products

    Select Add line item for every add-on or product. Put a rate in the tax field only once you've looked up your state's rules.

  3. 3

    Open Billed's generator

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Features that match real pet groomer workflows

Give Discounts

Billed's features page says "You can easily give discounts to your clients on your invoices."

Record Offline Payments

Billed's features page says "Record offline payments easily with Billed App payment management."

Invoice History

Billed's features page says "Billed App keeps complete history about the Invoice and its payments from the moment it is created."

Save Products & Services

Billed's features page says "Save products and services in Billed App and pull these products quickly in your invoices."

Create this invoice

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Pet Groomer invoicing: common questions

Grow your pet groomer business with Billed

Create invoices, track payments and keep your clients' details in one place with Billed.

Quick answer:To invoice a grooming visit with this generator, a groomer starts each row with the pet's name, adds the groom, every extra and any product sold with its quantity and price, and leaves tax until the state's rules are known; Open full generator leads off to Billed's invoice generator.

At a glance

On the invoice Row in the preview
Groom for each pet Pet's name and service, 1 × your price
Add-on such as nails or teeth Its own row under that pet
Product sold Product name, number sold × price
Sales tax One percentage on the subtotal, once you know your state's rules

When this isn't for you

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