Investly Review
Investly is a UK fintech selective invoice finance platform with an auction-based pricing model: small ticket B2B invoices uploaded by businesses are bid on by an investor pool, with the seller getting the best rate. From £1,000 invoice size, no minimum volume, no monthly commitment. Suits UK SMBs with occasional small-ticket invoice funding needs.
Investly is a UK fintech selective invoice finance platform using an auction model, funding invoices from £1,000 with no minimum monthly volume and typical fees of 0.5% to 3.0%.
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Summary
Investly is a UK fintech selective invoice finance platform with an auction-based pricing model: small-ticket B2B invoices are bid on by an investor pool so the seller gets the best rate. Invoices start from £1,000 with no minimum monthly volume or commitment, and typical fees run 0.5% to 3.0%. It suits UK SMBs with occasional small-ticket funding needs.
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Investly auction-based selective invoice finance, minimum invoice size, fee range and no-commitment model
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Key Facts
When Investly Wins
- Small UK SMBs with occasional small-ticket invoice funding need
- Single invoices to blue-chip customers (rate competition delivers best pricing)
- Businesses wanting platform model rather than relationship-banking
- Sub-£100k turnover businesses below traditional IF lender thresholds
- One-off bridging need rather than ongoing facility
When to Look Elsewhere
- Ongoing IF facility need, Hydr, Accelerated Payments, Bibby's selective product provide budget predictability
- Large invoices (£50k+), fixed-pricing alternatives usually beat auction on certainty
- Whole-turnover commitment preferred, traditional UK IF (Bibby, Close Brothers, Aldermore)
- Higher-risk customer credit, auction prices high or no bids; specialist post-decline lenders fit better
- Cross-border heavy use, Stenn, Accelerated Payments fit better
Director, Market Invoice
Oliver leads Market Invoice's editorial and comparison research. With a background in UK commercial finance, he oversees provider analysis, rate verification, and industry reporting across all verticals.
Last reviewed: 11 May 2026