Accounts receivable financing (AR financing) can help your business overcome cash flow gaps by advancing you money based on your unpaid invoices. AR financing works like a credit line and is faster and easier than traditional invoice factoring because it doesn’t require you to sell and assign your invoices. Plus, invoice financing is often cheaper than short term business loans and merchant cash advances.
In this article we’re going to discuss:
- Where to Get AR Financing
- How Accounts Receivable Financing Works
- What the Typical Costs and Qualifications Are
- Who AR Financing is Right For
Because invoice financing and invoice factoring are terms that are often used interchangeably, we will also briefly highlight the differences between the two.
