Cash Flow Tool · Invoice Factoring
Factoring contracts are more complex than any quick calculator admits. The simulator is a complete invoice factoring calculator that models your entire agreement, variable by variable, potentially helping you save thousands in factoring fees.
A factoring contract looks simple from the outside, but underneath it are things no quick calculator shows: whether the fee is charged on the invoice or on the advance, recourse vs. non-recourse terms, monthly minimums, termination charges, hidden fees, and several others. Any one of them can increase your real cost or decrease your cash available considerably.
Run the quick estimate below. It's a slightly better version of any factoring company's calculator. Then use the full simulator to model your whole agreement. That's where the numbers change.
Try our simple calculator, then get access to our comprehensive calculator, the Invoice Factoring Simulator.
Step 1 · Personalize your estimate
Your industry sets the starting advance rate, payment terms, and fee rate used below, all three are yours to edit with your own numbers.
Select your industry…
Select an industry above to set your monthly volume.
④ The part no calculator shows
The estimate above uses a handful of variables. Your contract has dozens.
Fee basis, recourse vs. non-recourse terms, late-paying customers, monthly minimums, termination charges: the variables that don't fit in a quick calculator are the ones that separate two similar-looking offers by thousands of dollars a year.
That's not a flaw of this estimate; it's the nature of every quick calculator, including the ones on every factoring company's website.
We're independent, not a factoring company, and the full simulator exists so you can model the whole agreement on your real invoices. No other tool in the industry does it.
Quick estimates start conversations. The full simulator ends them.
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