Business Line of Credit vs Factoring: Which Is Better for B2B Cash Flow?
Factoring sells your invoices and puts a third party between you and your customers. A line of credit borrows against them privately. Here is how they compare.
Insights
Plain-English explanations of accounts receivable lines of credit, factoring, pricing and the application process, written by the InterNex team.
Factoring sells your invoices and puts a third party between you and your customers. A line of credit borrows against them privately. Here is how they compare.
How a revolving accounts receivable line of credit compares with a term loan, and when each one is the right tool for a B2B company.
The documents you need, how underwriting works and what happens between submitting your file and your first draw on an InterNex line of credit.
Advance rates, fees, interest and the automated sweep: the four components that determine what a revolving line of credit really costs.
How staffing and business services firms use an accounts receivable line of credit to bridge the payroll gap, run efficiently and fund growth.
Case studies
$9MM
Non-Notified Revolving Line of Credit
A multi-state facility maintenance provider serving large commercial and logistics customers needed scalable working capital to support rapid growth, seasonal demand and expanding operations across 15 states.
$7MM
Non-Notified Revolving Line of Credit
A fast-growing 3PL spun off from an established trucking and logistics company was too new for its bank, and its largest customers would not work with a factor. InterNex provided…
$6MM
Non-Notified Revolving Line of Credit
A long-established Midwest marketing firm needed a new working capital partner after covenant constraints with its bank began to limit its growth. InterNex provided a $6MM non-notified revolving line of…