Receipt generator for services rendered

Document a payment you received — line items, payment method, and date paid, stamped paid in full on a branded PDF. Free with just your email, and the whole receipt lives in a shareable link.

Invoice first, receipt when the money lands

An invoice asks for payment; a receipt confirms it arrived. For client work the pair keeps your books clean — the invoice carries the terms and the payment link, the receipt records the date and method the client actually paid. Need to bill first? Use the invoice generator, then send this receipt once the payment clears.

What belongs on a receipt for hourly work

A service receipt needs five things: who issued it (your name and contact), who paid (the client), a receipt number that pairs with the invoice, the date paid, and the payment method. Itemized line items showing hours times rate let the client reconcile the receipt against the invoice line for line.

Need the hours first? Add them up with the billable hours calculator.

Manual receipts vs billing that runs itself

This generator works because you already know the hours and the payment arrived. The friction upstream is tracking the work and chasing the invoice. Automatic time tracking records your work as it happens and turns approved entries into invoices — with Stripe payment links and client reminders — so the invoice writes itself while you do the work.

Frequently Asked Questions

Enter your name, who paid you, the date paid, the payment method, and each line item with hours and rate. The generator totals them into a receipt stamped PAID that you can download as a PDF.

Yes. There is no account, no sign-up, and no limit — just your email to unlock the PDF download. The receipt is encoded in the page URL, so you can bookmark or share it, and the PDF is generated in your browser — only your email is stored.

An invoice requests payment — it has payment terms, a due date, and a way to pay. A receipt documents that payment already arrived — it shows the date paid and the method, and is marked paid in full. Bill the client with an invoice; send the receipt once they pay.

Send one as soon as a payment clears — it gives the client a record for their books and closes the loop on the invoice. For hourly work, pair the receipt with the invoice number so both documents reconcile.

Yes. Add each piece of work as a line item — description, hours (7.5 or 7:30), and hourly rate — and the generator computes each amount and the total paid.

No. The full receipt is encoded in the page link — use 'Copy share link' to save or share it. Opening the link restores every field exactly as you left it.

Yes. Rize tracks your work in the background and turns approved time entries into invoices with Stripe payment links and automatic client reminders — no manual hour entry. Start a free trial to try it.

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Send a receipt once, or let Rize run the whole billing loop. Rize tracks your hours automatically and turns them into payable invoices — no manual entry.