En el contexto de la fabricación

Financiación de fabricación

Convert Approved Invoices to Cash and Finish Jobs on Schedule
Cash flow problems prevent the timely delivery of goods. Business Factors & Finance provides manufacturing factoring solutions to give your business sufficient working capital to meet fulfillment and fund day-to-day expenses.
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Cash flow problems can prevent a manufacturing business from making crucial upgrades to machinery, buying equipment to stay competitive or hiring the experienced professionals needed to succeed. financiación de fabricación puede ayudar a resolver estos problemas.

Factoring — also known as invoice factoring or accounts receivable (ARKANSAS) factoring — is the sale of pending invoices to a factoring company at a discount. Las facturas pueden ser vendidos una vez que los productos se entregan al cliente. Descuentos van desde 1% a 5%, depending on the factor and the industry, as well as the number and dollar amount of the invoices. Para asegurar que las facturas son factorizable, lo mejor es utilizar la facturación directa y evitar arreglos difíciles de obtener beneficios económicos--como el progreso o la facturación de contingencia.

Reach out today and learn about the best funding options for your business.

Cómo Factoring de Factura de Fabricación Obras

Keep Commitments to Suppliers And Customers With Predictable, Rapid Funding

Business Factors accelerates cash flow with invoice factoring for manufacturing, turning approved invoices into working capital. Access advances to buy materials, fund payroll, and meet other obligations. We provide flexible limits that scale with purchase orders, helping you keep production on schedule without debt.

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Así es como funciona:

  • Deliver goods and issue an invoice.

  • Apply with Business Factors; submit invoices and other documents for verification.

  • We verify the invoice and notify your customer of the assignment and remittance.

  • Receive an advance (típicamente 80% a 90%) wired the same or next day.

  • Use funds to buy materials, fund inventory, cubierta nómina, and schedule production.

  • When the customer pays, we release the reserve (remaining balance) minus the agreed discount and disclosed fees.

  • Repeat this with each new invoice: funding scales with sales, helping you handle rush orders, longer terms, and seasonal demand.

Costos y tarifas

Compare Viable Manufacturing Equipment Financing Options

Every financing option carries distinct costs, timelines, and trade-offs. This section outlines how fees are calculated to compare apples to apples. The data includes discount rates for invoice factoring, APRs for loans and equipment financing, and spreads for asset-based lines. Consider any add-ons that may impact the total cost of capital to weigh the speed to funding and collateral requirements of the different manufacturing equipment financing options.

Al factores de negocio & Financiar, we offer factorización de facturas services tailored to your needs. Consider the following solutions below and get a quick quote today.

Opción de Financiamiento
Tarifas típicas
Factores clave involucrados
factorización de facturas (Including Non-Recourse)
1% a 5% por 30 dias (discount fee)

Colateral:
Accounts receivable/invoices
Turn approved invoices into cash; smooth long terms; fund materials/payroll

24 a 48 hours after setup
Manufacturing Loans and Equipment Financing
4% a 45% ABR

Colateral:
The equipment plus possible blanket lien
Buy or upgrade machinery, tooling, vehículos; spread costs over useful life

Funding takes days or weeks
Préstamos SBA
6.17% a 15.50% ABR (recent range)

Colateral:
SBA-guaranteed but may require additional collateral
Working capital or fixed assets (equipment/real estate) with capped rates

Funding may take several weeks or months

Cómo Payroll Factoring Fees Están estructurados

In manufacturing equipment finance, factoring costs are a discount fee applied only while an invoice is outstanding. Providers quote this as a monthly (30-day) rate or in weekly increments; typical discounts often fall within 1% a 5% por 30 dias, depending on industry and volume. Many funders also structure fees on a weekly/daily basis that maps to actual days to pay.

Sample invoice (for illustration):

Factura: $300,000 x Advance rate = 85% o $255,000 upfront with $45,000 held in reserve.

Modelo de tarifa mensual

Assume 3.0% por 30 days and a one-time $250 onboarding charge. If the customer pays in 45 dias, most providers bill two 30-day periods:

Discount: $300,000 × 3% × 2 = $18,000 One-time onboarding: $250 Total cost: $18,250 (plus any pass-throughs like wire/UCC, if applicable)

Modelo de tarifa semanal

Assume 0.75% por semana. If the customer pays in 5 semanas:

Weekly fee: $300,000 × 0.75% = $2,250 Total discount over 5 semanas: $11,250 (+ any minor pass-throughs)

Important Note: Faster agency/customer payment can lower cost while slower payment raises it. Funding can occur within 24 a 48 hours after setup, and then the reserve is released when payment arrives.

Tarifas ocultas y cómo evitarlas

Manufacturing factoring offers differ from provider to provider, and some may include add-ons that tend to erode margins. Use this checklist to spot surprise charges:

  • Early termination clauses and auto-renewal windows

  • Monthly minimums or unused-line fees when PO volume dips

  • Bucket billing (full 30-day charges) instead of daily/weekly proration

  • Admin add-ons: debida diligencia, UCC filing, wire/ACH, caja de seguridad, annual renewals

  • Concentration or slow-pay surcharges on key customers or long aging

Practical Tips To Avoid Hidden Fees

  • Request an itemized fee sheet and sample settlement using your pay timeline.

  • Confirm proration method, reserve release timing, and pass-through caps in writing.

  • Align contract terms to seasonality; negotiate or remove minimums.

  • Verify liens' position/UCC filings and any cross-collateralization.

  • Track statements weekly; dispute errors immediately for on-time reserve releases.

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Support Your Production Lines With Steady Cash Flow

Manufacturing financing keeps production on schedule when customer terms stretch. With invoice financing for manufacturing, you convert approved receivables into working capital to buy materials, fund payroll, and cover tooling and onboarding costs. A reliable partner advances cash quickly, letting you fulfill larger purchase orders, manage seasonality, and handle rush jobs without new debt. This flexible funding for manufacturing businesses scales with sales and supports growth across lines and suppliers.

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Industries That Benefit From Factoring

Trusted Solutions Tailored to Your Business Model

While funding for manufacturing businesses is often associated with high-volume producers, it also supports contract manufacturers, precision machining, electronics, aerospace/defense, food and beverage, and packaging. When supply chains require upfront cash for various needs, you can leverage factoring to obtain working capital to keep lines running and suppliers paid

Contract Manufacturing

Bridge supplier prepayments, labor, and tooling costs. Stabilize cash during change orders and milestone billing, keeping lines running while customers pay on net-60/90 terms.

Precision Machining

Fund specialty materials, CNC time, and QA/inspection while batches await acceptance. Smooth cash gaps from small-batch runs, rework, and extended customer approvals.

Electronics and Components

Purchase semiconductors and long-lead parts upfront, manage MOQs, and finance inventory builds. Keep production on schedule despite allocation, supplier delays, and longer customer payment terms.

Aerospace and Defense Suppliers

Cover certifications, pruebas, and traceability requirements. Finance materials and labor through lengthy qualification, progress payments, and extended terms from primes or government agencies.

Food and Beverage Manufacturing

Buy ingredients and packaging upfront, fund labor for seasonal demand, and maintain cold-chain logistics while retailers and distributors pay on extended terms.

Packaging and Printing

Prepay substrates and inks, finance setup and makeready, and handle rush SKUs. Smooth cash across large POs and recurring runs while customers pay after delivery.

Which Model Fits Your Business Needs?

Both of these factoring solutions handle risks and upfront costs differently. Understanding the details of these manufacturing factoring options will help you select the option that best supports your business.

Factoring de recurso

Factoring sin recurso

Recourse is typically the lower-cost option; you remain liable if an invoice isn’t paid for non-credit reasons (disputes, returns, documentation issues).

Pros

  • Lower discount rates and overall fees
  • Often higher advance rates
  • Faster approvals, simpler covenants
  • Flexible for seasonality, change orders, and partials

Contras

  • Requires repurchasing or replacing unpaid invoices
  • Exposure to chargebacks, setoffs, and disputes
  • Concentration risk remains on your balance sheet
  • Cash strain if customers pay late or reject lots

Non-recourse shifts the customer's covered credit risk to the factor. The performance, calidad, and paperwork risks typically remain with you, so it is important to clarify definitions in writing.

Pros

  • Reduced exposure to customer insolvency or bankruptcy
  • More predictable cash planning
  • Helpful when revenue is concentrated among a few buyers
  • Extra protection when reserves are thin

Contras

  • Higher fees; sometimes lower advance rates
  • Tighter eligibility and verification requirements
  • Standard exclusions: disputes, returns, or documentation defects
  • Onboarding and ongoing monitoring may take longer

A Fast Way To Fund Your Project

When delays aren’t an option, we provide fast, reliable working capital through manufacturing invoice factoring and complementary credit solutions. With transparent pricing and optional protections, we keep lines running, meet supplier terms, and scale capacity.

Talk to Business Factors specialists and discover a smarter, more dependable way to fund your operations and growth.

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Preguntas frecuentes

  • How fast can I get funded with invoice factoring?

    After setup and verification, invoice factoring can be funded in 24 a 48 horas. Depending on underwriting, colateral, and documentation, financing typically closes in days to a few weeks.

  • Which is better for my needs: invoice factoring or manufacturing equipment finance?

    Invoice factoring turns receivables into working capital for materials, nómina de sueldos, and production. Manufacturing financing allows you to acquire or upgrade machinery over time. Many manufacturers combine both to align cash flow and capacity.

  • Will this affect my balance sheet or ownership?

    Factoring sells receivables; There is no equity dilution, and it is typically off the balance sheet. Manufacturing equipment finance is a loan or lease secured by machinery; it adds a liability but preserves cash and spreads costs over the asset’s useful life.

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