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Payroll financing for staffing and labor-based businesses

Payroll financing — also called payroll funding — advances cash against your unpaid client invoices so you can make payroll while you wait 30 to 90 days to get paid. BuildUp Capital provides it as a receivables-backed line of credit for staffing agencies and other labor-based businesses whose clients are large, creditworthy companies or government agencies. You bill the work; we make sure payday isn’t waiting on your customer. Available nationwide.

Staffing is a cash-flow business. You pay your people weekly, but your clients pay their invoices on net-30, net-60, or longer. The faster you grow, the wider that gap gets — every new placement is more payroll out the door before the cash comes in. That’s the squeeze payroll financing is built to fix.

We advance against the invoices you’ve already billed to creditworthy clients, so payroll is covered on time, every cycle. As your billings grow, the line grows with them — funding expansion instead of capping it. Because we secure the line on receivables owed by large companies and government agencies, the structure stays sound as you scale.

How it works

Three steps to a working line

Bill your clients as usual

Keep running payroll and invoicing your clients on your normal terms. Nothing about how you operate has to change.

Draw against those invoices

Advance working capital against eligible invoices billed to creditworthy clients — enough to cover payroll and taxes without waiting on net terms.

Repay as clients pay

As your clients pay their invoices, the line is repaid and freed up for the next cycle. The line scales with your billings.

Who payroll financing is for

Common questions

Questions about payroll financing

What is payroll financing?
Payroll financing (or payroll funding) advances cash against your unpaid client invoices so you can meet payroll while waiting to be paid. It’s widely used by staffing agencies, where payroll is due weekly but clients pay on 30-to-90-day terms.
How is payroll financing different from a bank loan?
A bank loan is a fixed amount based largely on your own balance sheet and history. Payroll financing is a revolving line tied to your invoices and the credit of your clients, so it scales with your billings instead of being capped — useful for agencies growing faster than a bank line allows.
Do my clients need to be large companies?
For our line, yes — we finance invoices owed by large, creditworthy companies and government agencies. That focus on strong payers is what keeps the structure sound and lets the line grow with you.
How fast can payroll financing be set up?
We move quickly — a real person responds within 24 hours, and we work to have a line in place well before your next pay cycle. We verify everything; we’re just built to move fast.
Is payroll financing a loan or factoring?
We provide it as a receivables-backed line of credit: you borrow against your invoices and keep your client relationships, rather than selling the invoices outright. We’ll explain the structure plainly before you commit.

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