Invoice finance: estimate, compare, decide.

Invoice finance for UK businesses

Your invoices.
Your cash flow.
Your next move.

Start with a funding estimate. See indicative lender rates, then explore detailed quotes and your next steps with support.

✓ Free estimate✓ No obligation

We’re developing this supported journey through a controlled pilot. You choose whether to progress.

UK business-to-business invoicesClear costs and conditionsAdviser-supported progression
More than a starting rate

From a first estimate
to an informed decision.

Take the next step when you’re ready. We help you understand the options and what progressing involves.

01 / EXPLORE

Estimate, then explore rates

See an indicative estimate, then choose whether to request a lender rate table by email.

02 / GET QUOTES

Request detailed lender quotes

Jim guides further qualification. Suitable cases can be referred for genuine case-specific quotes.

03 / UNDERSTAND

Compare the whole deal

Review costs, available funding, conditions and trade-offs with adviser support.

04 / PROGRESS

Apply with support

Choose whether to proceed. An application is submitted only with your authorisation.

This supported journey is being developed through a controlled pilot. Comparisons depend on genuine quotes received and adviser review. A lender Decision in Principle is available only where expressly confirmed by that lender. Provider requirements can change the order and timing.

Know what you’re comparing

The headline rate
is just the beginning.

How much can you draw? What will it cost? What happens if your needs change? A useful comparison brings these answers together.

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Illustrative comparison format · Not lender quotes
What mattersOption AOption B
Funding availableBased on eligible invoicesBased on eligible invoices
Total costFees + discount chargeFees + discount charge
CollectionsProvider managesYou manage
Terms & conditionsCheck minimums, notice & securityCheck minimums, notice & security

Genuine comparisons use lender quotes and consistent assumptions. This shows the proposed format only.

Find the right fit

Different businesses.
Different ways to fund invoices.

Invoice factoring

Release cash against eligible invoices, with the provider helping manage collections.

Explore if you want credit-control support.

Invoice discounting

Access funding while retaining responsibility for collections. Confidential arrangements may be available.

Explore if you have established credit control.

Selective invoice finance

Explore funding selected invoices or customer accounts, subject to the provider’s criteria and terms.

Explore if your funding needs are occasional.

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Clarity at each step.

Understand the costs

Look beyond headline rates to the charges, assumptions and conditions that affect your business.

A simpler starting point

Begin with an estimate, then share information in stages as you decide whether to progress.

Progress with a clear decision

Explore lender-confirmed conditional decisions where available, then choose whether to authorise an application.

Your questions, answered

Before you
take the next step.

Understand the basics, the costs and what happens after your estimate.

Is an estimate a lender quote?

No. An estimate uses stated assumptions. A lender quote relates to your case and may still carry conditions. Neither automatically confirms approval.

Could my business qualify?

Invoice finance commonly serves businesses invoicing other businesses on credit terms. Suitability depends on your business, invoices, customers and provider appetite. A small or occasional requirement needs a suitability check; an estimate does not establish that a provider is available.

What does it cost?

Charges can include service fees, a discount charge on funds drawn, minimum fees and setup or other charges. Ask what each charge applies to, over what period, and whether additional costs apply.

What information might providers need?

Requirements vary by provider and stage. They may include business details, accounts, outstanding invoices, customer information and your funding requirement. You should be told what is needed and why before supplying it.

Who contacts my customers?

Check the collection and disclosure arrangements in the proposed facility. Do not infer them solely from the product name.

What if a customer does not pay?

Your responsibilities depend on the agreement. Invoice finance does not automatically remove non-payment risk. Ask about recourse, any bad-debt protection and its exclusions.

Can I switch provider?

Alternatives can be explored, but notice, termination costs, security and transfer arrangements need checking before you make a commitment.

How quickly could funding be available?

Setting up a facility requires assessment and information. Timing depends on the provider and your case. Funding against accepted invoices after setup is a different stage from initial approval.

Will there be a credit search?

The checks required depend on the stage and provider. The estimator’s approved wording will explain whether any check occurs at that stage. Do not assume the same position applies to a later application.

What is a Decision in Principle?

In this journey, the label is reserved for an expressly confirmed conditional lender decision, subject to stated requirements. A Compare-generated illustration, indicative rate or email request does not create that decision.

Is the emailed rate table a personalised quote?

No. It provides indicative provider information with a review date and assumptions. A detailed lender quote needs further information about your case and is not guaranteed by submitting an email address.

Make your next move
with a clearer picture.

Start with an estimate. Explore lender rates and detailed quotes. Decide whether to progress.

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