Get paid for the work you've already done.

You've delivered the job and sent the invoice. Instead of waiting 30 to 90 days for your client to pay, submit it to Orthrus and receive up to 90% of the value within 72 hours.

Funding estimateLive
Invoice value£30,000
£3,000£500,000
Your client's payment terms
Total you receive
£28,200
From your £30,000 invoice — after Orthrus fee of £1,800 (6.0%)
£27,000
Paid within 72 hours
90% advance · now
£1,200
When your client settles
Remaining balance

An estimate from published rates — your exact fee is confirmed before you commit.

Submit this invoice

Three steps, one invoice at a time.

No facility to set up and no commitment to fund anything else. Submit a single invoice whenever it helps you — and take the chasing off your finance team's desk.

01

Submit an approved invoice

Send a single invoice from a client who has accepted the work — upload the PDF or sync it from Xero, QuickBooks or Sage.

02

We verify it and advance up to 90%

We confirm the invoice with your client's accounts team. Up to 90% reaches your account within 72 hours.

03

Your client pays Orthrus

Your client settles on their normal terms. The balance is released to you, less one agreed fee.

The work is finished. The wait shouldn't be your problem.

The job is delivered, the invoice is approved, and the client is good for the money. The only thing between you and getting paid is their payment terms. Orthrus removes that wait — you take the cash now and put it to work, and we wait on the client instead of you.

Without Orthrus
30–90 days

You finance the gap yourself. The next job's income covers the last job's costs.

With Orthrus
72 hours

Up to 90% of the invoice lands in your account within three days. The balance follows the moment your client settles.

One fee per invoice, and you see it first.

What you pay depends on the size of the invoice and how long your client takes to settle. Larger invoices and shorter terms cost less, and we always show you the exact figure before you commit.

01£3,000 — £14,9995–10%
02£15,000 — £49,9994–9%
03£50,000 — £149,9993–7%
04£150,000 and above3–6%
Total fee on any one invoice capped at 10% of value · no setup fees · minimum invoice £3,000

Questions, answered.

The things creative businesses and talent ask us most often before submitting their first invoice.

01Will my client know I'm using Orthrus?

Yes. Your client pays the invoice to Orthrus instead of to you, so we send their accounts team a short, standard notice. This is routine — brands, agencies and platforms process invoice-finance arrangements all the time. It changes nothing about your relationship with them: you keep the contract, the contact and any future work.

02What does it cost on a £30,000 invoice?

A £30,000 invoice sits in the second tier. On 30-day terms the fee is 4% — £1,200; on 60-day terms, 6% — £1,800; on 90-day terms, 9% — £2,700. You receive 90% within 72 hours; the balance, less the fee, releases when your client settles.

03Do I have to put every invoice through Orthrus?

No. You choose which invoices to submit, and when. There's no whole-ledger contract and no monthly minimum — onboard once, then use Orthrus only when it helps.

04How quickly can I get started?

Onboarding happens once. We verify your business with standard identity and anti-fraud checks, and you can submit your first invoice as soon as you're approved — usually within a few working days.

05Which invoices can I submit?

Invoices for completed work that your client has accepted, addressed to an established business in the UK or Europe. We don't fund disputed work, consumer invoices or work that hasn't yet been delivered.

06What happens if my client pays late?

We handle collection and stay in contact with your client's accounts team. A late settlement doesn't change the fee you were quoted — your balance is released as soon as the invoice is paid.

Get started

Send us an invoice. We'll come back within 48 hours.

Tell us about your business and the invoice. You'll get a clear answer and indicative pricing in the same reply.