NEWNow offering Term Loans and Lines of Credit alongside invoice factoring. See which fits your business →
Our Financing Solutions
Three ways to fund your business
Every facility is structured by a dedicated account executive — not an algorithm.
Invoice Factoring
Turn outstanding invoices into working capital instead of waiting 30–90 days for customers to pay.
Best for: B2B companies with slow-paying customers
Term Loans
A lump sum of capital with fixed principal payments — for expansion, equipment, acquisitions or refinancing.
Best for: planned, one-time growth investments
Lines of Credit
Revolving access to capital you draw when you need it and repay as cash comes in. Pay only on what you use.
Best for: seasonal swings and ongoing needs
Also available: Asset-Based Lending · A/R Financing · Non-Recourse Factoring
How It Works
One simple process, whichever you choose
1
Tell us what you need
A short application and a call with a funding specialist.
2
Get a tailored offer
We recommend the right fit for your business — invoice factoring, a term loan or a line of credit.
3
Get funded
Funds go to your account and your account executive stays with you.
Industries We Serve
A Factoring Company for Your Industry
Same industries, now with more ways to fund them.
Featured Case Studies
Porter Rebuilds Working Capital for a Flooring and Exhibition Services Company with $5M Facility
Quick Summary Facility Size: $5M recourse factoring facility Speed: Funded in under 10 days from initial contact Stability: Paid off
Porter Lands Major Account Win for a Family-Owned Seafood Processor with $10M Facility
Quick Summary Facility Size: $10M non-notification factoring facility, with initial funding of $6.5M Stability: Restored supplier and vendor confidence following
How Porter Capital Helped a Transportation Company Finance Delivery Invoices and Manage Long Customer Payment Cycles
Quick Summary Facility: $2,000,000 factoring facility Structure: 90% advance rate, recourse factoring Collateral: First-priority lien on accounts receivable (structured alongside
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FAQ
Business financing questions, answered
*Rates shown apply to invoice factoring. Term loan and line of credit pricing varies by business and is subject to approval.



