How to create invoices, set up recurring billing, and track payments
Sign up for InvoiceBloom and set up your business profile with your logo, address, and payment details
Click "New Invoice" from your dashboard, add line items, set due dates, and customize your invoice template
Enter your client's name, email, and billing address. Save them to your client list for faster future invoicing
Send the invoice via email or share a payment link. Track when it's viewed, paid, or overdue

The InvoiceBloom dashboard -- your revenue, invoices, and clients at a glance
Create invoices with your branding. Add line items, discounts, taxes, and custom notes. Choose from multiple templates.
Automate billing for retainer clients and subscription services. Set schedules — weekly, monthly, or custom — and invoices send themselves.
Invoice clients in their local currency. InvoiceBloom supports 100+ currencies with automatic exchange rate updates.
Know exactly who has paid, who owes, and who is overdue. Send automatic payment reminders and accept payments via Stripe or PayPal.
Configure tax rates per region or client. Apply VAT, GST, or sales tax automatically and generate tax summary reports for filing.
Download any invoice as a formatted PDF. Send as an attachment or share a link clients can view in their browser.
After signing in, click "New Invoice" from your dashboard. Add your client details, line items with descriptions and amounts, set a due date, and click "Send". Your client receives a branded email with a payment link.
Open any invoice and click "Make Recurring". Choose your billing cycle (weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, or custom) and InvoiceBloom will automatically generate and send new invoices on that schedule.
InvoiceBloom supports 100+ currencies including USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD, JPY, and more. You can set a default currency for your account and override it per client or per invoice.
Clients receive an email with a "Pay Now" link that opens a secure payment page. They can pay by credit or debit card via Stripe, or by PayPal. You can also record manual payments (bank transfer, cash) directly in the dashboard.
Go to Settings → Taxes and add your tax rates (e.g., 20% VAT, 10% GST). You can then apply a tax rate to individual line items or set a default tax rate that applies to all invoices for a specific client.