Rates & Fees
Clear pricing built around your business
One of the first questions business owners ask is simple: “What does factoring cost?”
Factoring fees
How factoring fees are typically calculated
At Mōmentum, every fee structure is transparent and discussed upfront. No hidden fees. No surprise line items buried in fine print.
Most accounts receivable factoring structures include two primary components:
Advance Rate
This is the percentage of the invoice you receive upfront.
Advance rates typically range up to 90 percent of the invoice value, depending on:
- Your industry
- Your customers’ credit strength
- Invoice size and frequency
- Historical payment timelines
The stronger and more predictable the receivables, the stronger the advance structure.
Factoring Fee
The factoring fee is the cost for accelerating your payment.
Fees are commonly structured as:
- A flat percentage of the invoice, or
- A rate that accrues over time based on how long the invoice remains outstanding
The exact structure depends on:
- Average days to payment
- Monthly invoice volume
- Customer concentration
- Industry risk profile
- Length of the funding relationship
- Whether credit protection is included
Factoring vs. Other Financing Options
Built for growth, not just approval
Traditional banks prioritize history and risk. Mōmentum AR factoring is built around earned invoices, customer credit strength, and the timing realities of growing businesses.
| Feature | Mōmentum AR Factoring | Traditional Bank Loan | Merchant Cash Advance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Approval Basis | Primarily your customers credit strength | Your credit and financial history for 2+ years | Existing sales volume |
| Time to Funding | Often within days | Months | Often within days |
| Creates Debt | No traditional loan debt | Yes | Yes, structured as an advance |
| Repayment Structure | No fixed payments, tied to invoices | Fixed monthly payments | Daily or weekly withdrawals |
| Cost Structure | Transparent factoring fee | Interest-based, hidden bank fees | High cost |
| Scales with Revenue | Grows as you invoice more | Limited by credit line | Limited, can restrict ongoing cash flow |
| Flexibility | Built around your operation | Rigid covenants common | Rigid, frequent withdrawals |
| Impact on Cash Flow | Improves cash flow timing | Neutral to restrictive | Can strain daily cash flow |
| Accessibility for Startups | Easy to set up | Difficult | Often accessible |
The Mōmentum difference
When business owners compare invoice factoring to other financing options, they look beyond the percentage. They look at impact.
Access same day funding in many cases. Waiting on bank approvals or loan committees can cost opportunities that never return.
Our team of dedicated account executives work with you daily to provide fast and reliable support every step of the process. MCF is not a call center but a hometown lender in your corner.
Strong customers can support strong funding terms, even if your business is young or growing quickly.
As you invoice more, your funding capacity increases automatically. No reapplication process required.
We structure facilities that are clear and understandable. You should never need a magnifying glass to understand your cost of capital.
FAQs
Clear answers to common questions about invoice factoring rates, fees, approval, and how Mōmentum structures funding.
Accounts receivable factoring is when a business sells its outstanding invoices to a funding partner in exchange for immediate cash. Unlike traditional loans, approval is based primarily on your customers’ credit strength, not your financial history.
Here is how it works at a high level:
- You perform a service or deliver a product.
- You issue an invoice to your customer.
- Mōmentum advances up to 90 percent of the invoice value.
- When your customer pays, you receive the remaining balance, minus a transparent fee.
No.
Invoice factoring is not a loan and does not create traditional debt. There are no fixed monthly payments, no compounding interest, and no long-term repayment schedules.
Many clients are approved within days, and verified invoices can often be funded the same day. Timing depends on the customer, invoice details, and how quickly verification is completed.
Factoring may be a fit if:
- You issue invoices to creditworthy commercial customers
- You operate on 30 to 90 day payment terms
- You need consistent working capital to support growth
- You want flexibility without adding traditional debt
Many firms offer invoice factoring. Not all offer a partnership.
At Mōmentum, we take the time to understand:
- How your cash cycle works
- Who your customers are
- Where you are headed
- What growth looks like over the next 12 to 24 months
Because factoring isn’t one size fits all. Rates vary based on your specific situation, and a number online would be misleading without understanding:
- Your customers
- Your invoice volume
- Your average days to payment
- Your growth trajectory
- The complexity of your contracts
Need Mōmentum for the road ahead?
You handle the hard work. We will provide the honest backing. Let us make sure your cash flow can move as fast as you do.