A real example with the lines electricians bill most — labour, the service call, cable, outlets and switches. Download it free, or make your own on your phone and get paid by card.

The lines electricians add most often in Wow Invoice. Save them once and they’re there for the next job.
| Line item | Unit | Tip |
|---|---|---|
| Labour | hour | The most common line on electrical invoices |
| Installation | item or job | A new circuit, a fixture, a panel |
| Cable | foot or metre | Say the type, e.g. 12/2 NM-B |
| Outlets / sockets | each | Note GFCI where you used it |
| Switches | each | Single-pole, 3-way, dimmer |
| Junction boxes | each | |
| Conduit | foot or metre | PVC or metal |
| Service call | job | A fixed fee to come out and diagnose |
Bill by the hour for repairs you can’t predict; quote a flat price for installs you know well. You can mix both on one invoice.
Clients trust a line-by-line list of what went in the wall. It also makes it easy to send an estimate first and turn it into the invoice.
An invoice sent from the driveway gets paid faster than one written that night. Clients can pay by card from the link.
Wow Invoice turns this template into a 1-minute invoice: pick the design, add your logo, tap your saved items, and send it by text or email. Your client opens it in any browser and pays by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
Yes. Download the PDF example for free. The Wow Invoice app is free to download too, and makes the same kind of invoice on your phone.
It depends on where you work: some places tax labour, some only tax materials. Check your local rules. In Wow Invoice you set the tax per invoice, so you can match them.
Yes. Wow Invoice takes card payments through Stripe, so your client can pay by credit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay straight from the invoice link.
Yes. Send an estimate, and turn it into an invoice with one tap when the client says yes.