Feature

Recurring Invoicing Software for Small Business

Use recurring invoicing software to create templates for retainers, service contracts, and repeat billing schedules, then generate draft invoices when each billing date arrives.

Retainers and service contracts
Flexible repeat billing schedules
Draft invoices generated before sending

What you can do

Create reusable recurring invoicing templates

Set up sender and recipient details, line items, tax rates, totals, footnotes, and the first next-issue date for retainers or service contracts.

Schedule billing cycles with flexible intervals

Choose daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly recurrence and set the interval amount so each template matches the client agreement.

Set payment terms for generated invoices

Use due-on-receipt or net-day payment terms so each generated invoice gets a clear due date without manual recalculation.

Review upcoming invoices before they arrive

Use list and schedule views to see upcoming billing dates, recipients, recurrence details, and totals before the next issue date.

Generate invoice drafts automatically

When a template is due, Invoice Master creates a draft invoice from the saved details and moves the template to its next future issue date.

Update templates as agreements change

Edit or remove recurring invoice templates when pricing, service scope, recipients, payment terms, or billing timing changes.

Best for

Recurring invoicing for retainers

Use it when the same customer needs regular billing for ongoing work, maintenance, subscriptions, or service agreements.

Billing dates that should not be missed

Use it when upcoming invoice dates need to stay visible across daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly schedules.

Draft invoices that still need review

Use it when repeated invoices should be prepared automatically but still checked before being sent.

Typical workflow

1

Build the recurring template

Add the recipient, sender details, line items, taxes, totals, and footnotes that should repeat each cycle.

2

Set the billing rhythm

Choose the interval, recurrence unit, and next issue date that match the billing agreement.

3

Choose payment terms

Set due-on-receipt or net-day terms so generated invoices receive the right due date.

4

Monitor the upcoming schedule

Use list or schedule view to check which recurring invoices are coming up and what each one is worth.

5

Review the generated draft

When the schedule creates a draft invoice, review it and send it through the normal invoice workflow.

Frequently asked questions

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