This article will describe what invoicing is, who can use it, and when it makes sense to do so.

Consider reading these articles for more specific invoicing information:

Invoicing, also known as “invoice billing,” is available to eligible organizations with larger budgets that make paying by credit card unfeasible. With invoicing, your organization pays for ad spend with a line of credit granted by Roku.

Only your organization's admin can apply for access to invoicing. Roku will review the application and, if approved, grant your organization a line of credit. Note that approvals and credit lines amounts are given at our discretion based on internal criteria determined on a case-by-case basis.

Once your credit line is enabled, your organization can use it as a payment method for one or more ad accounts. The line of credit is shared among all the ad accounts using it as their payment method.

Ad spend is consolidated into an invoice for each invoiced account and issued at the end of the month. Payment is due within 30 days of the invoice date. All invoicing is subject to the Ads Manager Terms and Conditions.

While only organization admins can submit an application for invoicing, all organizations are eligible to apply.

If your application is approved and a line of credit is granted, organization and account admins can apply invoice billing to ad accounts within your organization as the method of payment.

Refer to the following table to determine whether invoice billing or credit card payments are right for your organization.