Switch factoring companies
Factoring through another company?
Tell us who you factor with, what rate you pay and whether you are under contract. We will call to see if we can beat it, and whether a contract buyout makes sense.
What you get here
What switching gets you.
What most carriers want out of a new factoring company is fewer strings, not just a lower number.
- No contract to sign and no notice period to give
- No monthly minimum and no minimum load count
- You choose which customers you factor
- Paid the same day on loads submitted by 11 AM CST, Monday through Friday
- A personal accountant and a real person on the phone
- No ACH fee, no invoicing charge, no hidden fees
Locked into a contract?
It may not be too late. In some cases we offer contract buyouts to get you out of an existing agreement. Tell us about it in the form, including any termination fee or end date you know of, and we will look at what you are in.
Why we don’t need contracts- 01
Tell us what you have now
Your current factoring company, your rate, and whether you are under contract. It takes a few minutes.
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We look at it and call you
We compare your rate and terms with ours, and look at any contract term or termination fee you are carrying.
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You decide
If we can do better, we tell you how switching would work, including a contract buyout where it makes sense. If we can't, we tell you that too.
Compare your current factoring
We’ll reach out to talk it through. No obligation.
Switching questions
Before you switch.
Can I switch if I am under contract with another factoring company?
It may be possible. In some cases we offer contract buyouts to get you out of an existing agreement. Tell us about your contract in the form and we will look at what you are in.
Why do you ask for my current rate?
So the conversation starts with a real comparison. We look at your rate together with your contract, minimums and fees, because a low headline rate with a minimum or a termination fee attached is not a low rate.
Will my customers have to do anything?
Your factored customers receive a new notice of assignment telling them to pay us, and your current factor releases theirs. We walk you through the order it happens in.
Do I have to move all of my customers at once?
No. You choose which customers you factor with us, customer by customer.