A clean invoice for mowing, cleanups and everything in between, with the tax worked out to the cent. Fill it in, then print it or save it as a PDF.
The invoice on the right changes as you type. The example prices are only there to show the layout, so put in your own. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Required on invoices once you are registered
For example: e-transfer to you@yourbusiness.ca
Your business name
Invoice
No. 1001
Bill to
Client name
Date October 22, 2026
Due November 6, 2026
| Description | Qty | Price | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weekly lawn mowing | 4 | $55.00 | $220.00 |
| Edging along walks and drive | 4 | $15.00 | $60.00 |
| Spot weed control | 1 | $25.00 | $25.00 |
Thank you for your business.
Your business name and contact, the client's name, an invoice number that never repeats, the date, what you did, and the total. Once you are registered for GST or HST, the invoice also needs your registration number and the tax shown on its own line.
A due date and a way to pay get you paid faster than anything else on the page. "Due in 15 days, e-transfer to this address" leaves the client nothing to ask.
Most lawn clients are easier on one invoice a month than four. Put the visits on one line with the number of cuts as the quantity, add the extras on their own lines, and send it on the same day every month.
Settles for lawn care does that for you: each finished visit lands on a draft invoice, the month goes out on your billing day, and clients pay by card from the link or by e-transfer.
From $79 a month plus $4.95 per employee, cancel any time. Import your clients and be running in an afternoon, with no sales call.
No sales team, no ticket queue. Petr answers, usually the same business day.