Recurring Invoices

Set it up once. Get paid every month without touching it.

If you bill the same client every month, you shouldn't be rebuilding that invoice every month. Set the amount and the schedule once, and InvoiceSonic sends it, tracks it, and chases it if it goes overdue.

Weekly, fortnightly, monthly or custom · Reminders included

The invoice you forget to send is the one you never get paid for — Manual billing slips when you're busy — and a late invoice is a late payment. Recurring invoices go out on time whether or not you remembered.

What you get

Set the schedule once

Choose weekly, fortnightly, monthly or a custom interval. The invoice generates and sends on its own from then on.

Retainers and subscriptions

Perfect for ongoing agreements, maintenance contracts, memberships and any client on a fixed monthly fee.

Automatic reminders

If a recurring invoice goes past due, the client gets a polite reminder without you writing it.

Pause or change any time

Rates change and clients pause. Update the amount or stop the schedule without deleting the history.

Track what's actually paid

See at a glance which cycles have been paid, which are outstanding, and who's been chased.

Consistent numbering

Each cycle gets its own sequential invoice number and record, so your books stay clean.

How it works

  1. 1

    Create the invoice once

    Build the invoice exactly as you want your client to receive it — line items, rates, tax and payment options.

  2. 2

    Turn on recurring and pick the schedule

    Choose how often it should go out and when the first one should send. That's the last time you touch it.

  3. 3

    Let it run

    Each cycle is generated, sent and tracked automatically. You just watch the payments arrive — and get told if one doesn't.

Stop rewriting the same invoice

Set up your first recurring invoice and never chase that client manually again.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a recurring invoice?

A recurring invoice is one that's created and sent automatically on a schedule you set — weekly, fortnightly, monthly or a custom interval — instead of being written out manually every time. It's used for retainers, subscriptions, memberships and any client on a regular fixed fee.

How do I set up recurring invoices?

Create the invoice once, turn on recurring, and choose the frequency and start date. From then on each cycle generates and sends itself, with the invoice number incrementing automatically.

Is recurring invoicing free?

Recurring invoices are part of InvoiceSonic Pro at A$19/month. Creating and downloading one-off invoices is free. Pro also includes emailing invoices, automatic reminders, payment tracking and your own branding.

Can I change or cancel a recurring invoice?

Yes. You can update the amount, change the schedule, pause it or stop it entirely at any time — past invoices stay on the record so your history isn't affected.

What's the difference between recurring invoices and a subscription billing tool?

Subscription billing platforms charge the customer's card automatically and take a percentage. Recurring invoices send a bill your client pays however they like — bank transfer, PayID or a payment link — so you're not handing a cut of every payment to a processor.