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Freight broker factoring: compare providers

Compare factors that fund a freight brokerage’s shipper invoices and help manage carrier payments. These programs are distinct from factoring a carrier’s invoices.

3 providers · Sources checked October 31, 2026 · Alphabetical order

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What to compare first

Who owes the invoice

Confirm whether the debtor is your shipper, another broker or a carrier. A factor that funds motor carriers may not fund freight brokerages.

Carrier settlement

Ask who pays carriers, how quick-pay is priced, and how the factor reconciles payables against shipper receivables.

Broker eligibility

Confirm authority, bonding, business age, legal entity and volume requirements for the broker program.

Providers to compare

Each provider below publishes information supporting this specific use. This is a sourced shortlist, not a ranking or an approval decision. Factoring is a purchase of receivables, rather than a conventional business loan.

Compare published requirements and the questions still to resolve
ProviderPublished eligibilityTerms and costsAsk before choosing
1st Commercial CreditAt least six months in business, $50,000 monthly recurring business, active permits and bonding, corporate status rather than sole proprietorship, and payables below receivables.Request a written quote; terms were not established by our sources.Confirm the legal funding entity and broker-program agreement; its affiliated NCC program may have different requirements.
Gateway Commercial FinanceNew and established transportation businesses; accepted invoices and creditworthy customers are required.Recourse and non-recourse options are listed. Confirm the exact broker-specific coverage.Ask whether carrier settlement is handled directly and obtain broker-specific rates and non-recourse exclusions.
Porter Freight FundingNew and established freight brokerages; shipment must be delivered and the invoice submitted.Request a written quote; terms were not established by our sources.Confirm broker-specific eligibility and contract terms; do not substitute the carrier program terms.
1st Commercial Credit logo

1st Commercial Credit

Factoring provider

Dedicated freight-broker platform funds shipper receivables and manages carrier payables.

Who it serves
At least six months in business, $50,000 monthly recurring business, active permits and bonding, corporate status rather than sole proprietorship, and payables below receivables.
Published terms
Not established by the sources reviewed. Confirm with the provider.
Service area
Not established by the sources reviewed. Confirm with the provider.
Ask before applying

Confirm the legal funding entity and broker-program agreement; its affiliated NCC program may have different requirements.

Requests are held for team review.

Provider sources · October 31, 2026
Gateway Commercial Finance logo

Gateway Commercial Finance

Factoring provider

Published freight program explicitly includes freight brokers as well as carriers and shippers.

Who it serves
New and established transportation businesses; accepted invoices and creditworthy customers are required.
Published terms
Recourse and non-recourse options are listed. Confirm the exact broker-specific coverage.
Service area
Not established by the sources reviewed. Confirm with the provider.
Ask before applying

Ask whether carrier settlement is handled directly and obtain broker-specific rates and non-recourse exclusions.

Requests are held for team review.

Provider sources · October 31, 2026
Porter Freight Funding logo

Porter Freight Funding

Factoring provider

Dedicated freight-broker program includes shipper credit approval and direct carrier settlement.

Who it serves
New and established freight brokerages; shipment must be delivered and the invoice submitted.
Published terms
Not established by the sources reviewed. Confirm with the provider.
Service area
Not established by the sources reviewed. Confirm with the provider.
Ask before applying

Confirm broker-specific eligibility and contract terms; do not substitute the carrier program terms.

Requests are held for team review.

Provider sources · October 31, 2026

How we selected these providers

We matched existing register profiles to their own published industry-specific factoring pages and FAQs. We included only providers with evidence for this comparison, kept program-specific conditions attached to the relevant program, and left unconfirmed terms unfilled. Provider order is alphabetical. Levr publishes this register; these are not the providers’ own pages or customer reviews. Published terms can change; request a written quote and agreement before choosing.

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Questions before you choose

Is this the same as trucking factoring?

No. A freight brokerage needs funding against shipper invoices and must also pay carriers. Compare the brokerage program rather than relying on the factor’s carrier offer.

Can a new freight brokerage qualify?

Some providers discuss new brokerages while others publish operating-history and volume requirements. Compare the specific eligibility statements below.

What should I bring for a quote?

Bring shipper details, receivables aging, carrier payables, operating authority and bond information. Ask which customers and loads can be approved.

Want help comparing your options?

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