Free invoice terms tool
Free Invoice Payment Terms Generator
Use this when you are creating an invoice but are not sure how to write clear payment terms, due dates, deposit notes, or late payment wording.
Suggested wording only. Review payment terms before sending.
Create an invoice with clear payment terms
Copy the payment terms and use Billtivo to create a clear invoice, send it to the client, and follow up if it remains unpaid.
From clear payment terms to paid invoice
Turn clear payment terms into a paid invoice
Billtivo connects invoice terms, Pay Now, payment reminders, follow-up, and paid status.

Related payment terms workflows
Connect payment terms to reminders and follow-up
These pages explain how payment terms, invoice follow-up, reminders, quotes, and service scope connect before and after billing.
Unpaid invoice follow-up
Follow up when an invoice is overdue without losing billing context.
Automatic invoice reminders for freelancers
Use reminders after clear payment terms are sent with the invoice.
Invoice payment follow-up software
Keep payment follow-up connected to invoices, reminders, and paid status.
Quote to invoice workflow
Start with a quote, confirm approval, then create the invoice.
Service quote template
Clarify scope, line items, pricing, and payment expectations before billing.
STEP 1
Choose when payment is due
Set whether the invoice is due on receipt, Net 7, Net 15, or Net 30.
STEP 2
Add deposit or late payment wording
Clarify any deposit requirement and what happens if payment is late.
STEP 3
Paste terms into your invoice
Copy the terms and create a clear invoice for the client.
FAQ
Invoice payment terms FAQ
What are invoice payment terms?
They are the rules that explain when the client should pay, how they can pay, and whether there is a deposit or late payment note.
What does Net 15 mean?
Net 15 means payment is due within 15 days of the invoice date.
Should I ask for a deposit?
For new clients or larger projects, a deposit can help reduce risk before work begins.
Is this legal advice?
No. These are practical invoice wording suggestions. Review your terms for your business and local requirements.