Staffing Agencies

You pay workers on Friday. Your client pays you in 45 days.

Working capital timed to the reality of agency payroll cycles.

Typical time from submission to funding: 24–72 hours

Why staffing agencies use funding

The cash-flow patterns we see in this industry.

You pay placed workers weekly or biweekly; client invoices are often net-30 or net-45.
Payroll happens well before the client payment lands — the gap grows as you place more workers.
Onboarding costs for a new contract hit before the first invoice is billed.
Expanding into a new placement vertical requires payroll capacity ahead of revenue.

What you can use it for

How it works

Six quick questions. About two minutes.

For staffing agencies, we look at the payroll-to-receivables cycle when sizing the offer.

Typical timeline: 24–72 hours from clean documents to funds.

Common questions

＋Do you fund agencies that already use factoring?

Often yes — the two can coexist depending on the factoring agreement.

＋Can this cover the ramp on a new contract?

Yes — new-contract ramp is one of the most common use cases here.

＋What if my largest client pays net-60?

Common. We look at the average receivables timing across your client mix.

Six quick questions. Real numbers back. No sales pressure.