TURN YOUR ACCOUNT RECEIVABLES INTO CASH – FACTORING LINES FROM $200K – $7 Million
FAST AND AFFORDABLE BUSINESS FINANCING:
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Since invoice factoring is cash provided to you based on outstanding invoices, it is not a loan and will not add liabilities to your balance sheet. With invoice factoring you don’t have to wait 30- 90 days to get payment for services/goods delivered and you don’t have a monthly loan payment.
The total time it takes to access financing through invoice factoring is typically anywhere between 1-2 weeks. The easy application and underwriting processes will range between 5-10 days and once your invoices are approved, funds are usually provided with 24-48 hours.
Purchase Order Financing is designed to provide businesses with the cash they need to fulfill a customer order. With this option, the financed amount goes directly to your supplier to cover the manufacturing and delivery of goods to your customer. The larger the transaction amount, the lower your rates will typically be. You will have a starting rate that is determined during the underwriting process, and after the first month the rate will increase.
Available for both short- and long-term needs. Our business loans provide you with an agreed upon sum of money that you will pay back over a specified amount of time, with interest. The amount of interest paid and the total overall cost will depend on whether you opt for a short-term loan, which typically has a higher interest rate but a lower overall cost or a long-term loan, which tends to have a lower interest rate but a higher overall cost.
Revenue Based Financing is an up-front sum of cash that is based on a business’s future sales. Though not technically a loan, this is a great option for businesses that need access to cash quickly. Because this is not a loan, there is no APR or compounded interest associated with this product. Instead, borrowers agree to pay a fixed percentage in addition to the amount provided.
