Free Invoice Generator for Creators

Professional invoicing is the difference between getting paid on time and chasing payments for months. Here's how to invoice brands like a pro.

What to Include in Your Invoice

Invoice Number

Use a sequential system (INV-001, INV-002) for easy tracking and tax filing.

Your Business Details

Legal name, address, email. Use your business name if you have an LLC.

Brand/Client Details

Company name, billing contact, and email for accounts payable.

Deliverables Description

Be specific: "2x Instagram Reels (30s each) + 3x Instagram Stories — Campaign: Spring Launch"

Rate & Total Amount

Break down by deliverable if possible. Include any usage rights fees separately.

Payment Terms

Specify due date (Net 15 or Net 30), accepted payment methods, and late fee policy.

How Collabed Helps You Get Paid

Collabed tracks every brand deal from pitch to payment, so nothing slips through the cracks:

  • Payment Status Tracking: See at a glance which deals are unpaid, invoiced, or paid.
  • Compensation Records: Every deal stores the agreed rate, making invoice creation easy.
  • Deadline Reminders: Never forget to invoice — track delivery dates and payment due dates.
  • Earnings Dashboard: See your total earnings, pending payments, and revenue trends over time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to invoice brands for brand deals?

Yes. Most paid brand deals require an invoice for the brand to process payment. Professional invoices help you get paid on time and create paper trails for tax purposes. Always send an invoice within 48 hours of delivering your content.

What should a creator invoice include?

Your invoice should include: your legal name or business name, contact information, invoice number, date, brand/company name, description of deliverables completed, agreed rate, payment terms (Net 15, Net 30), and payment method (bank transfer, PayPal, etc.).

When should I send my invoice?

Send your invoice as soon as deliverables are approved and submitted. Some creators invoice 50% upfront and 50% on delivery. For first-time brand partnerships, requesting a deposit protects you from non-payment.

How do I follow up on unpaid invoices?

Send a polite reminder 3 days before the due date, another on the due date, and a firm follow-up 7 days after. Keep records of all communication. If a brand consistently delays payment, consider requiring upfront payment for future deals.

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