Free invoice templates for SEO service providers built for retainer fees, hourly rates, and setup fees. 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 retainers, hourly work, setup, and audits with professional invoice line items.
Payments get stuck when the details are fuzzy or the math is hidden. Use these quick fixes to keep cash flow clean and disputes rare.
Bill SEO audits, retainers, link outreach, local listings, site migrations, and tool pass-throughs the right way. Terms, adders, taxes, and SEO Services Invoice Template. Clear answers.
Bill at the start of the month with a defined scope. Example line item: “Monthly SEO retainer: 20 hrs strategy & optimization @ $150/hr = $3,000; late fee 1.5%.”
Use outreach hours plus any publisher fees. Example: “Outreach & placement: 12 hrs @ $110/hr = $1,320” and “Publisher editorial fee: 2 links @ $150 = $300.”
Yes. Price per location and list what’s covered. Example: “Local SEO: 5 locations @ $250/location = $1,250 (GBP posts, citations, review response).”
Either pass through at cost or roll into overhead. Be clear. Example: “Tool usage (Ahrefs, Screaming Frog): monthly share = $85.”
Use milestones: audit, redirect mapping, launch support. Example: “Migration support: Redirect mapping milestone = $750” and “Launch day monitoring: 6 hrs @ $140/hr = $840.”
Set an after-hours rate and a trigger with approval. Example: “Emergency recovery (after 6 pm): 4 hrs @ $200/hr = $800; client pre-approval required.”
Tie it to a KPI your client accepts. Example: “Q3 SEO performance bonus: +15% organic leads vs baseline = $500.” A digital marketing agency or SEO consultant should show the baseline and period.
Some states tax services; rules vary—check local rules. Example: “Sales tax: State X @ 6.0% = $180 on $3,000 service total.” A search optimization specialist should list the tax jurisdiction.