Free invoice templates for computer repair technicians built for parts and labor, diagnostic fees, and service call. Download and edit in PDF, Word, Excel, Google Docs, or Google Sheets.
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How to label charges so every invoice makes sense the moment your clients see it.
Itemize parts, labor, diagnostics, service call, and warranties with professional invoice line items.
If invoices cause friction, it costs time and trust. Use these fixes to keep jobs clean and paid.
Line items for diagnostics, labor, parts, rush fees, and on-site trips for repair shops and IT technicians. Get paid faster with clear answers.
Charge a flat diagnostic that applies to the job once approved. Example: “Diagnostics: credited with repair: $49,” and “Labor: Malware removal 2.0 hrs @ $95/hr = $190.”
Set an hourly rate with a clear minimum. Example: “Labor: On-bench minimum 0.5 hr @ $110/hr = $55; Additional time 1.0 hr @ $110/hr = $110.”
List each part with brand, part number, and your markup. Example: “SSD: Samsung 970 EVO 1TB, PN MZ-V7E1T0, cost $85, markup 25% = $106.25.”
Yes. State it up front and keep it non-refundable. Example: “Bench fee: diagnosis and teardown if no repair authorized: $45.”
Use an evaluation fee plus tiered recovery labor. Example: “Data recovery evaluation: $79. If approved, Recovery: 3.0 hrs @ $150/hr = $450.” Rules vary—check local rules.
Add a trip fee, mileage or zone, and any after-hours surcharge. Example: “On-site trip fee: $35; Mileage 18 miles @ $1.00 = $18; After-hours surcharge 20% = $42.”
Create a separate section for licenses and note the license term. If you’re using a Computer Repair Invoice Template, include “Software Licenses” with key, seat count, and term. Example: “Windows 11 Pro OEM license: 1 seat: key ending ****-3X9Q: $149.”
Many states tax parts but not labor. Example: “Parts subtotal $212.50, Sales tax 7% = $14.88; Labor subtotal $190.00, Tax $0.” Rules vary—check local rules.