Staffing Agency Financing — business financing
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Staffing Agency Financing

Make payroll every Friday, regardless of client terms

Staffing agencies pay workers weekly and bill clients on NET-30 to NET-60. Loanwise Solutions places agencies with payroll funders and factors that advance against timesheets so growth never outruns the payroll account.

Cash flow challenges we see

  • Weekly payroll against monthly client payments
  • Every new placement increases the cash gap
  • Large enterprise clients dictate long payment terms
  • Back-office and tax obligations hit on a fixed schedule

What owners use financing for

  • Advance against approved timesheets the day they are billed
  • Take on a large contract without a payroll shortfall
  • Add payroll processing and tax filing through the funder
  • Smooth cash flow during client onboarding ramps

Typical qualifying profile

Time in business
Available to new agencies with creditworthy clients
Credit
Based on client credit, not agency FICO
Typical size
$50K–$10M facilities
Speed
Set up in 3–7 days, then same-day advances

These are typical ranges across our lending partners, not guarantees. Loanwise Solutions is a broker, not a direct lender — final terms come from the lender we place you with.

Staffing Agencies financing: frequently asked questions

How does payroll funding differ from factoring?

Payroll funding is factoring with back-office services attached — the funder advances against timesheets and often handles payroll processing, tax filing, and invoicing for a bundled fee.

Can a brand-new staffing agency qualify?

Yes. Because approval rests on your clients' credit, new agencies with solid commercial clients are routinely funded from their first invoice.

Will my clients know I am factoring?

With standard factoring, yes — payments are remitted to the factor. Confidential AR financing keeps the relationship private but requires a stronger balance sheet.

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