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Invoice Finance

Invoice finance (or Debtor Finance) helps businesses access cash from unpaid invoices quickly, using accounts receivable as collateral

Invoice Finance

Overview

Invoice Finance (also known as debtor finance) helps businesses access cash from unpaid invoices quickly, using accounts receivable as collateral. You can get up to 80% of invoice value upfront, with the remainder received after your customers pay the invoice. A small fee is charged for this service. It's great for managing short-term cash flow, and typically involves shorter loan periods to keep costs lower. Plus, it can be set up discreetly, so your customers won’t know a lender is involved. Perfect for invoice-reliant businesses!

Invoice Finance

Features

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Typical Uses

Pros

Cons

Think About

  • Receiving payment from jobs sooner
  • Reducing cash flow worries
  • Making income/revenue more predictable
  • Access cash tied up in invoices quickly.
  • Solve short-term cash flow gaps with ease.
  • Focus on running your business, not chasing payments from tricky clients.
  • Usually no physical collateral is required.
  • Flexible—use it only when needed.
  • Your customers must been seen as likely to pay in order to use these products.
  • Annual costs can be higher than other options.
  • Best suited for businesses with regular invoices.
  • You might lose some control over your accounts receivable.
  • Customers may be notified in some cases.
  • Minimum sales volume may apply.
  • Do I have a lot of unpaid invoices?
  • Are my customers reliable payers?
  • Am I okay with paying fees/interest to get cash now?
  • Are late payments causing cashflow problems in other areas of the business?
Typical Uses
  • Receiving payment from jobs sooner
  • Reducing cash flow worries
  • Making income/revenue more predictable
Pros
  • Access cash tied up in invoices quickly.
  • Solve short-term cash flow gaps with ease.
  • Focus on running your business, not chasing payments from tricky clients.
  • Usually no physical collateral is required.
  • Flexible—use it only when needed.
Cons
  • Your customers must been seen as likely to pay in order to use these products.
  • Annual costs can be higher than other options.
  • Best suited for businesses with regular invoices.
  • You might lose some control over your accounts receivable.
  • Customers may be notified in some cases.
  • Minimum sales volume may apply.
Think About
  • Do I have a lot of unpaid invoices?
  • Are my customers reliable payers?
  • Am I okay with paying fees/interest to get cash now?
  • Are late payments causing cashflow problems in other areas of the business?
Typical Uses
  • Receiving payment from jobs sooner
  • Reducing cash flow worries
  • Making income/revenue more predictable
Pros
  • Access cash tied up in invoices quickly.
  • Solve short-term cash flow gaps with ease.
  • Focus on running your business, not chasing payments from tricky clients.
  • Usually no physical collateral is required.
  • Flexible—use it only when needed.
Cons
  • Your customers must been seen as likely to pay in order to use these products.
  • Annual costs can be higher than other options.
  • Best suited for businesses with regular invoices.
  • You might lose some control over your accounts receivable.
  • Customers may be notified in some cases.
  • Minimum sales volume may apply.
Think About
  • Do I have a lot of unpaid invoices?
  • Are my customers reliable payers?
  • Am I okay with paying fees/interest to get cash now?
  • Are late payments causing cashflow problems in other areas of the business?

Potential Lenders

Further Information

MAXIMUM LOAN AMOUNT

$1,000,000

MINIMUM LOAN AMOUNT

$3,000

SPEED

Medium

INTEREST RATE

From 7% or flat fee

MAXIMUM LOAN TERM

Variable

MINIMUM LOAN TERM

Variable

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