Business glossary
Net 30
A payment term stating that payment is due 30 calendar days after the specified starting date.
Example
If the agreement starts the clock on September 1, 2026, Net 30 gives an October 1, 2026 due date. Show the actual due date on the invoice as well as the term.
How it differs from related terms
Net 30 normally specifies calendar days from an agreed starting event. It does not mean the end of the month or a 30% payment. An early-payment discount or weekend adjustment must be stated separately.
Frequently asked questions
What is an example of net 30?
If the agreement starts the clock on September 1, 2026, Net 30 gives an October 1, 2026 due date. Show the actual due date on the invoice as well as the term.
How should net 30 be interpreted?
Net 30 normally specifies calendar days from an agreed starting event. It does not mean the end of the month or a 30% payment. An early-payment discount or weekend adjustment must be stated separately.