Factoring business loans provide working capital to women business owners and entrepreneurs.
Factoring Finance for Women Owned Businesses
Because of this, any type of woman-owned business that invoices its customers on delivery of goods or provision of services may be able to speed up cash flow by receiving an immediate advance on unpaid customer invoices. Likewise for e-commerce vendors, supply chain businesses, consultants and agencies that work on retainers, and so on.
If your company has a form of receivable, such as an accounts receivable invoice, earnings statement, sales report, government contract, service contract retainer, etc., you may be able to speed up cash flow instead of waiting on customer payments using invoice factoring. When companies factor invoices, they sell the invoice to a factoring company for a small fee (usually from 2-8% of the amount of the invoice), and receive an advance up to 98% of the invoice amount on the same day,
Factoring invoices helps women-owned businesses with cash flow management. As with any other type of business, expediting cash flow makes it easier for women entrepreneurs to meet financial obligations on time, process payroll, reduce administrative and collections costs, and reduce (or even eliminate) bad debt risk.
Apply for invoice factoring services, and you might be able to go from invoice factoring application to your first funding fast – in just a few business days.
Use the invoice factoring loan calculator below to see how much working capital you could access immediately by factoring invoices instead of chasing customer payments.
Take the next step and reach out for a 100% free, no-obligation quote for invoice factoring services. We’ll match you up with a top factoring company that will reach out to you with a proposal. It doesn’t cost you any more to work with us, but it could help you get a better factoring agreement in place so you can grow your company faster.
How the factoring process works
Invoice factoring loans speed up cash flow by giving you access to the money represented in your unpaid receivables. You can unlock these funds from the first day a receivable is generated (e.g., you create a customer invoice, monthly retainer, receive an earnings statement or sales report, and so on).
To do so, you factor, or sell, the receivable to an invoice factoring company. The factoring company provides you with a same day advance, which could be as much as 98% of the receivable’s face value. The factoring company waits for your customer to remit payment, at which time they collect their fee and return any amount held in reserve back to you as well.
Our team is made up individuals who previously worked at a top regional factoring company here in the Pacific Northwest. As such, we put our experience to work as factoring brokers to help you choose a factoring company that wants to help you grow your business. We know all that’s involved and purposefully partner only with factoring companies that offer:
- Competitive factoring rates – fees starting from 1-2% and advances from 90-98%
- Fast funding to maximize your ability to speed up cash flow
- No hidden fees and no fees for application, due diligence, notifications, invoice processing, account maintenance and so on – your factoring fee will nearly always be your all-in cost of this type of financing
- No factoring minimums, unlike competitors who require you to factor a minimum dollar amount, you select which invoices to factor, when to factor, and how often you want to factor invoices
- No long term contracts — our partners work to earn your repeat business and referrals instead of locking you into an agreement that might not be in your business’s best interest
Reach out to us for more information or to request a quote, or apply online. We’ll get your information to a factoring company that prides itself on customer care, with a dedicated account manager who understands your needs and preferences.
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Factoring Loans for Women Enterpreneurs
Access to Capital for Female Entrepreneurs and Women in Business
There are around 12.3 million** women-owned businesses in the U.S., and that number is growing every day. These businesses account for millions of jobs and generate trillions of dollars toward the economy.
When women business owners need working capital to grow or solve cash flow challenges, they may consider SBA loans, credit union or bank loans, business grants for women, microloans, and alternative financing tools, including:
- Invoice factoring (a.k.a. accounts receivable financing)
- Business cash advance financing
- Merchant cash advance financing
- Equipment leasing
- Business loans for women (as a Line of Credit)
Compared to invoice factoring loans, traditional bank financing programs typically have lengthy approval timelines, more stringent requirements, and other limitations. In contrast, factoring financing options are fast, flexible, and leave you in control when it comes to how funds will be used, and when.
** NAWBO (National Association of Women Business Owners)

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