Team Factors invoice finance review
Team Factors offers invoice finance to UK B2B businesses that invoice customers on payment terms. This guide sets out the published product mechanics, costs and eligibility signals, drawing only on official product information rather than tested applications or customer feedback.
By Funding Fred · Sources checked 19 September 2026
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Potential fit
Who could consider Team Factors?
- Businesses that sell to other businesses on credit terms and hold unpaid invoices as their main working capital gap.
- Companies wanting collections handled externally, since Team Factors' facility includes provider-managed credit control rather than in-house chasing.
- Firms that want a named relationship manager rather than a purely automated portal, if this level of contact is confirmed at quote stage.
Worth weighing up
When to consider other options
- If invoices are owed by consumers rather than other businesses, since this facility is built around B2B receivables.
- If a business needs full control over how its customers are contacted, given that credit control sits with the provider rather than the client.
- If cash is needed to a guaranteed timescale, since Team Factors does not publish a guaranteed funding timeline and turnaround will depend on individual underwriting.
Understand the offer
Costs and repayments
Team Factors advances up to 90% of an invoice's value upfront, with the remaining balance released once the customer pays in full, minus the applicable fee. This structure means cash flow follows invoice value rather than a fixed monthly repayment schedule, which differs from a term loan or instalment product.
The exact fee structure, discount rate, service charge, or a combined factoring fee, is not published as a universal figure on the provider's site, so applicants should treat any percentage they've seen elsewhere as unverified until a written quote confirms it. Bad debt protection is available as an optional add-on, which typically carries its own separate cost on top of core factoring fees, though the precise pricing for this extra layer is not confirmed publicly.
Because collections are handled by Team Factors rather than the client, businesses should also clarify how fees interact with slow-paying customers, and whether recourse terms apply if a customer ultimately fails to pay. For a broader grounding in how invoice finance pricing typically works across the market, the guide on invoice financing costs in the UK explains the common fee components worth asking about.
Eligibility and application
Team Factors' published eligibility centres on businesses invoicing other businesses on standard payment terms, with the facility built around outstanding B2B receivables rather than retail or consumer sales. No universal minimum turnover, sector exclusion list or approval guarantee is confirmed in the provider's own materials, so eligibility should be treated as a starting point rather than a confirmed approval.
Applications are made directly through Team Factors' own channels, detailed on its invoice finance product page. Geographic scope, sector restrictions and any minimum invoice value are not detailed publicly, so businesses should confirm these directly with the provider before assuming eligibility.
Advantages to weigh up
- Advances of up to 90% of invoice value can release a significant portion of cash tied up in unpaid invoices quickly.
- Outsourced credit control removes the administrative burden of chasing customer payments from the business's own team.
- Optional bad debt protection offers a way to manage exposure to non-paying customers, where a business chooses to add it.
Limitations to understand
- Customer non-payment may leave the business liable under recourse terms; other facility obligations can continue after an individual invoice is settled.
- Funding timing is not guaranteed, so businesses with urgent cash needs should confirm realistic timescales before relying on this facility.
- Key figures, including exact fees, minimum turnover and approval criteria, are not fully published, meaning a written quote is needed before comparing costs meaningfully.
Look at the wider picture
Comparing the alternatives
Any invoice finance facility should be judged against a written quote, not a headline advance percentage alone. Two providers offering "up to 90%" can differ substantially once discount rates, service fees, minimum contract periods and bad debt protection costs are factored in, so it's worth requesting the full fee breakdown before assuming one offer is better value than another.
It's also worth understanding whether a facility is structured as factoring, where the provider manages collections, or discounting, where the business retains control of its own credit control. These structures suit different operating styles. The comparison in invoice discounting vs factoring breaks down which structure might fit a business's preference for control versus outsourcing. For a general primer on how invoice finance works before comparing specific providers, see invoice financing, and for a broader view of invoice finance options, visit the invoice finance hub page.
Product features checked against each provider’s UK website. These are comparison pointers, not a price ranking or a promise of eligibility.
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How we put this guide together
This is a review of published UK product information, not a customer experience or a hands-on test. We have not assigned a star rating. This guide focuses on Team Factors — invoice finance. Other products may have different terms.
Sources checked 19 September 2026. Your written offer determines your actual costs and conditions.
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