Does FedEx offer net 30?
What FedEx’s own pages say about paying on invoice terms — and what they don’t say about building business credit.
The short answer
Program: FedEx shipping account (invoiced billing)
Account holders are invoiced and can pay by EFT, card, or PayPal in FedEx Billing Online. FedEx's U.S. business program agreements say payment is due within 15 days of the invoice date, and late payment can lead to denial of credit or loss of program pricing. Late fees apply after the due date.
How to get it
Open a free personal or business account online; a credit card is required at signup ($1 temporary verification hold). Customers can instead choose credit-card-billed accounts, where invoices are charged to the card automatically.
Does it build business credit?
FedEx doesn’t publish which business credit bureaus, if any, it reports to. Any list that names specific bureaus for FedEx is repeating something the company itself hasn’t stated.
If building business credit is your reason for opening the account, ask FedEx’s credit department in writing which bureaus receive your payment history — or use a vendor that publishes it. Our vendor directory lists who reports where, with dates.
Common questions
Does FedEx offer net 30?
Not net 30: invoices are due in 15 days. Account holders are invoiced and can pay by EFT, card, or PayPal in FedEx Billing Online. FedEx's U.S. business program agreements say payment is due within 15 days of the invoice date, and late payment can lead to denial of credit or loss of program pricing. Late fees apply after the due date.
How do I get net terms with FedEx?
Open a free personal or business account online; a credit card is required at signup ($1 temporary verification hold). Customers can instead choose credit-card-billed accounts, where invoices are charged to the card automatically.
Does FedEx report to business credit bureaus?
FedEx does not publish which business credit bureaus, if any, it reports to. Ask its credit department in writing, or use a vendor that publishes its reporting.
Sources
Taken from FedEx’s own pages or its named program partner — not from other net-30 lists. Terms change; confirm with FedEx before you rely on them. Last reviewed October 16, 2026.
- https://www.fedex.com/en-us/open-account.html
- https://www.fedex.com/en-us/customer-support/faqs/fedex-account/account/how-do-i-create-account.html
- https://www.fedex.com/content/dam/fedex/us-united-states/accounts/upload/Program_agreement_US10645SAM.pdf
- https://www.fedex.com/content/dam/fedex/us-united-states/accounts/upload/Program_agreement_business_perks_tier_3.pdf
- https://www.fedex.com/content/dam/fedex-com/billing/help/FedEx_Billing_Online_User_Guide_en_us.pdf
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