Everything you need to know about invoice factoring, pricing, and how we can help your business grow.
No. Factoring is not a loan; it is the sale of an asset (your unpaid invoice) at a small discount. Because you are selling an asset rather than borrowing money, factoring does not create debt on your balance sheet and does not require you to make monthly loan payments.
Once your account is set up, we typically fund approved invoices within 24 hours. The initial setup and due diligence process usually takes 3 to 5 business days.
Because the factoring company relies on your customer to pay the invoice, we care much more about your customer's creditworthiness than your personal or business credit score. Startups and businesses with less-than-perfect credit are often approved.
No. We do not require "whole ledger" factoring. You have the flexibility to choose which customers and which invoices you want to factor, allowing you to control your costs.
Yes. We will send a "Notice of Assignment" to your customer, instructing them to remit payment to our lockbox. Factoring is incredibly common in B2B industries, and most large corporations and government entities are very accustomed to paying factoring companies.
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