This Hetzner invoice template follows a complete two-server invoice. It preserves the red wordmark, stepped header rule, alternating row shading, superscript tax codes, four-decimal summary and rounded amount due, together with the full registration and bank footer.
EDITOR
Edit your receipt below, then download the same clean layout as PDF or PNG. Enter amounts and totals manually.
The source states that the invoice amount will soon be debited from the customer’s credit card. It is not a paid receipt. Unit and line prices retain four decimal places, while the final amount due uses two. The editable fields preserve those separate printed amounts.
| Step | Details |
|---|---|
| 1 | Enter the recipient, customer ID, invoice number and printed issue date. |
| 2 | Update the two product codes, server identifiers, IP addresses, service periods, quantities and manual prices. |
| 3 | Reconcile the net, tax, unrounded total and rounded amount due, review the payment statement and full footer, then export PDF or PNG. |
No. The original statement says the amount will soon be debited from the credit card. That pending-payment wording remains in the starting form and example.
The selected invoice prints unit, line and tax-summary figures with four decimals, then rounds the payable amount to two. The editor keeps those fields as manual source-format text rather than silently rounding every line.
They are the line tax codes shown again in the tax-summary row. One editable code updates both superscripts and that summary cell; the source uses code 1.
No. Quantities, unit prices, line amounts, net total, tax and amount due are manual. The example uses EUR 25.0000 plus EUR 75.0000, zero tax and EUR 100.00 due.
Yes. Each server block includes its identifier, IP address and period, and the full company, contact and bank-footer blocks remain editable. The sample server addresses use reserved example IP ranges.
Use Hetzner’s official billing/account guidance and your own account. The linked source form is historical; this editor does not retrieve an invoice, operate a server, debit a card or verify current bank details.