Invoice private clients, studios, and corporate accounts quickly and professionally. Focus on teaching while your billing stays organized.
A yoga instructor invoice is a billing document used by a yoga teacher to charge clients or organizations for instructional services. It covers private sessions, group classes, workshops, corporate yoga programs, and retreats. The invoice records the service type, dates, duration, and cost, and acts as a financial record for the instructor and a receipt for the client or corporate accounts payable team.
| Service | Typical Rate | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Private Yoga Session (60 min) | $70 - $150 | per session |
| Private Yoga Session (90 min) | $100 - $200 | per session |
| Group Class (in-studio or community) | $15 - $30 | per student |
| Corporate Yoga Class (up to 20 participants) | $150 - $350 | per class |
| Workshop (half-day) | $200 - $600 | per event |
| 10-Class Private Package | $600 - $1,400 | per package |
Private clients should be invoiced after each session or weekly for regular bookings. For studio or corporate contracts, invoice monthly at the end of the period, listing each class date, duration, and attendance where relevant. When teaching for a studio as an independent contractor, confirm whether the studio handles client billing or whether you invoice the studio directly for your time. For retreats and workshops, collect a deposit invoice first (typically 30 to 50 percent) with the balance due before the event. Online class bundles and memberships are best invoiced upfront. Keep payment terms at 7 days for individual clients and net 14 to 30 for corporate accounts.