How do I apply for monthly invoicing in Facebook Ads?​

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How do I apply for monthly invoicing in Facebook Ads?�

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To apply for monthly invoicing on Facebook Ads, you need to meet certain criteria, as it is generally available to larger advertisers or businesses with a higher ad spend. Monthly invoicing allows you to be billed for your ad campaigns on a monthly basis rather than making payments through credit cards or other immediate payment methods.

Here's a step-by-step guide on how to apply for monthly invoicing:

Eligibility for Monthly Invoicing
Before applying, you need to ensure that you meet Facebook's eligibility criteria:

Ad Spend Requirements: Typically, monthly invoicing is available to businesses that have a minimum monthly spend (this threshold can vary depending on your region and account).

Credit Check: Facebook will often perform a credit check to assess your ability to pay.

Business Account: Your Facebook Ads account must be set up under a business name, not an individual account.

Steps to Apply for Monthly Invoicing:
1. Access Facebook Business Manager:
Log in to your Facebook Business Manager account.

If you don't already have a business account, you'll need to create one by going to business.facebook.com.

2. Go to Billing Settings:
In the Facebook Ads Manager or Business Manager, navigate to the Billing section.

Click on the Settings tab and find the Payment Settings.

3. Request Monthly Invoicing:
In your Payment Settings, look for an option to apply for invoicing or select monthly invoicing under payment methods.

You might see an option that says "Request Monthly Invoicing" or something similar.

Click on it and fill out the form. You may need to provide some business information, including your business address, tax information, and other relevant details.

4. Submit the Application:
Submit the application for monthly invoicing. Facebook may require you to provide documentation to verify your business, such as:

Tax ID or VAT number.

Company registration details.

Credit or payment history for the business.

5. Wait for Approval:
Facebook will review your application, conduct a credit assessment, and determine whether you qualify for monthly invoicing.

You'll be notified of the decision via email or within your Ads Manager account. If your application is approved, Facebook will set up monthly invoicing for your account.

6. Set Up Billing Thresholds (if applicable):
If you're approved, you can set your billing thresholds or limits for monthly payments, which will help you manage your budget.

Make sure your credit card or payment method is updated and that you have sufficient funds for Facebook to charge the monthly invoice.

Things to Keep in Mind:
Payment Terms: Monthly invoicing typically means you'll be billed for the entire month's ad spend at the end of the month or on a set billing cycle.

Credit Risk: Facebook will likely assess your business credit as part of the process. If your business has a poor payment history or credit, it could affect your eligibility.

Invoice Delivery: After approval, you'll receive monthly invoices detailing your ad spend, which you can use for accounting or tax purposes.

Payment Methods: Facebook may allow you to pay via bank transfer, ACH, or wire transfer depending on your country or region.

How to Check the Status of Your Application:
Once you've applied for monthly invoicing, you can check the status by going back to Payment Settings in Ads Manager and seeing if monthly invoicing has been activated or if any action is required from your side.

Alternative Payment Methods (if not approved for invoicing):
If you don't qualify for monthly invoicing, you can still use other payment methods like:

Credit or Debit Cards.

PayPal.

Direct Debit.

Prepaid Cards.

Conclusion:
Applying for monthly invoicing with Facebook Ads involves a few key steps: ensuring you're eligible, submitting an application through your Facebook Ads Manager or Business Manager, and waiting for approval. Once approved, you'll be billed at the end of each month based on your ad spend.

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