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Virtual assistant invoice template

Virtual assistants usually bill by the hour or on a monthly retainer, and clients like to see what the time went to. A clear invoice with task categories saves back-and-forth. Open the example below in the generator and replace the lines.

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Example virtual assistant invoice

DescriptionQtyRateAmount
Admin support (hours)20$30.00$600.00
Inbox management retainer1$250.00$250.00
Travel booking1$80.00$80.00
Subtotal$930.00
Total$930.00

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What to include

Common mistakes

Practical tips

Send a short time summary with each invoice; it reduces questions and builds trust. For retainers, state the monthly hours included and the rate for extra hours. Invoice at the start of the month for retainers, and at the end for hourly work. Keep client expenses separate from your fee and keep receipts.

Frequently asked questions

Should a virtual assistant bill hourly or by retainer?

Hourly suits irregular work, retainers suit steady needs. Many VAs offer both and give retainer clients a lower rate.

What if the client does not use all retainer hours?

Decide this in advance: rollover, expiry or refund. Put the rule in your agreement and on the invoice notes.

How do I bill tools I pay for on behalf of the client?

List them as a separate expense line at cost, with receipts available on request.

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Last reviewed: October 2026. This page is general information, not legal, tax or accounting advice. Rules and rates change, so check your local tax authority before relying on it.