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Factoring

How much cash an invoice puts in your account

Enter the invoice amount, advance rate, factoring fee and how long your customer takes to pay. See cash today, the reserve released later, the fee in dollars and the annualized cost.

$50,000
88%
2%
45 days
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Cash in your account today
$44,000

Reserve released when the customer pays: $4,000

Factoring fee
$2,000
Fee as % of invoice
4.0%
Annualized cost
36.9%
Fee periods charged
2 × 30 days
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How to read it

Factoring cost depends on days, not just percent

A 2% fee per 30 days sounds small, and on a customer who pays in 30 days it is. On a customer who pays in 75 days that same fee schedule usually steps up, and the annualized cost climbs with it.

So the number to watch is your customers' actual days-to-pay, not the headline rate. Two factors quoting the same percentage can produce very different real costs depending on how they tier by aging.

Also read the mechanics: advance rate, reserve release timing, minimum volume commitments, notification, and whether the arrangement is recourse or non-recourse. Those terms move real cost more than a quarter point of fee.

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What people ask about this.

80% to 93% depending on industry and debtor quality. Staffing and trucking sit at the high end; construction with retainage sits lower.
When your customer pays the invoice in full, less the fee. That is why days-to-pay matters as much as the rate itself.
No — you are selling a receivable, so it generally does not appear on the balance sheet as debt. Future lenders will still see the arrangement in your bank statements.
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