Pricing
Public pricing. An illustration.
5%
to us
95%
to you
Public illustration based on a 5% fee applied to collected amounts. The written agreement controls actual fee treatment.
This card is not a complete list of possible charges or terms. Tax treatment is not included.
The calculator
A public 5% illustration.
Enter billing and, if useful, your own admin inputs. The calculator does not predict time saved, write-offs avoided, or payment timing.
You bill
£80,000 / year
Admin time example
hours/week on accounts receivable
Enter your own verified weekly figure. The calculator does not predict time saved.
Time worth example
/ hour
Enter the value you choose for comparison. It is not a promised recoverable amount.
Written off example
/ year (unpaid invoices)
Enter your own verified figure. Meredith does not promise to prevent write-offs.
Illustrative balance after 5%
£76,000
of £80,000 before tax and any other applicable deductions, assuming the full billing amount is collected.
Your comparison inputs total
£0
per year. This is not treated as a saving or outcome.
Illustration only. Your agreement, actual collections, tax, third-party charges and deductions control the real result.
Not a quote, forecast, tax calculation or promised outcome.
How to use these inputs
- Admin hours/week
- Starts at zero. Enter your own verified weekly figure.
- Time worth £/hour
- Starts at zero. Enter the value you choose for comparison; it is not a promised recoverable amount.
- Write-offs
- Starts at zero. Enter your own verified annual figure; Meredith does not promise to prevent write-offs.
- The 5% fee
- A public 5% illustration. Your written agreement controls the actual fee, scope, exclusions and third-party charges.
All non-billing comparison inputs start at zero. The calculator is illustrative, not a quote or evidence of likely performance.
Illustrative service scope
The workflow is defined in writing.
Eligibility and available services are confirmed during onboarding. This list does not override an individual client agreement.
- Approved intake channels confirmed during setup
- Invoice preparation under your written authority
- Supplier identity and tax fields from your instructions
- The reminder schedule agreed for your account
- Remittance under your written agreement
- Payment handling subject to banking checks and availability
- Available records supplied within the agreed scope
- Reminder pause when a genuine dispute is identified
Public pricing examples
Simple 5% arithmetic. Not a quote.
Each card assumes the full billing amount is collected and applies 5%. It does not predict collections, savings, staffing, payment timing or tax.
You bill £40,000 / year
£38,000
illustrative balance after 5%
£2,000 illustrative fee
Simple 5% arithmetic. Actual terms, exclusions, third-party charges and tax treatment may differ.
You bill £80,000 / year
£76,000
illustrative balance after 5%
£4,000 illustrative fee
Simple 5% arithmetic. Actual terms, exclusions, third-party charges and tax treatment may differ.
You bill £150,000 / year
£142,500
illustrative balance after 5%
£7,500 illustrative fee
Simple 5% arithmetic. Actual terms, exclusions, third-party charges and tax treatment may differ.
Compare the written proposal with your own verified costs and requirements. No saving or operational outcome is promised.
Common questions
Fair questions. Straight answers.
When do you take the 5%?
The public example applies 5% to collected amounts. The written client agreement controls when a fee is earned, deducted or payable.
Are there any other fees?
This page does not list every possible charge. The written client agreement and transaction information control fees, exclusions and third-party charges. Tax treatment is not included.
Is there a contract or lock-in?
The written client agreement controls duration, termination, notice, outstanding instructions, records, charges and settlement.
Does the rate change as I grow?
This page shows one 5% illustration at several billing amounts. The individual written agreement controls the actual rate and terms.
Who holds the money before I get it?
Payment handling is subject to the written agreement, verification, banking availability and third-party requirements. Meredith does not present itself as a bank or payment institution.
What happens if a customer disputes an invoice?
Routine reminders pause when a genuine dispute is identified. The written agreement controls the dispute process and fee treatment.
“Send it to Meredith.”
Apply online. Eligibility, verification, written terms, and service activation are confirmed before Meredith acts for you.