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How Do Factoring Companies Make Money?

Fees, reserves and pricing explained transparently.

Updated · 2 min read

Quick answer

Factoring companies earn a discount fee — typically 1%–3.5% of invoice value per 30 days — plus any agreed service fees. The reserve is not a fee; it's returned when customers pay.

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Discount fee

The main revenue, charged per period an invoice is outstanding.

Other fees

Some charge setup, ACH or monthly minimums — ask for full disclosure.

The reserve

The held-back 5%–20% is returned to you minus fees.

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