How does equipment leasing work?

Equipment leasing allows businesses to acquire equipment through affordable monthly payments instead of large upfront purchases.

Can I finance used equipment?

Yes. Easylease provides financing for both new and used equipment across multiple industries.

How long does approval take?

Many applications receive approval within as little as 24 hours depending on the transaction and documentation required.

What industries do you finance?

We finance equipment for construction, transportation, manufacturing, medical, dental, landscaping, technology, agriculture, and more.

What credit scores are required?

Financing options are available for many types of credit profiles depending on the equipment, business history, and transaction structure.

Do you offer sale leaseback financing?

Yes. Sale leaseback financing allows businesses to unlock working capital from owned equipment.

✓ Factoring & Receivable Invoice Financing Canada

Turn unpaid invoices into working capital.
Get cash flow moving.

Easylease helps Canadian businesses access cash tied up in unpaid customer invoices through factoring and accounts receivable financing, so you can cover payroll, buy inventory, manage operations, and grow without waiting 30, 60, or 90+ days to get paid.

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Advance cash from invoices

Support payroll and operations

Scale with sales growth

Invoice Funding

Stop waiting on slow-paying customers to fund your next move.

Convert eligible receivables into immediate cash flow for operating expenses, hiring, growth, and supplier payments.

Invoices

Use unpaid receivables

Cash Flow

Access working capital faster

Growth

Funding can scale with sales

30–90+ days

Do not wait for customers to pay

Cash flow

Unlock capital from invoices

Flexible

Use funds for business needs

Canada-Wide

Receivable financing support

Why Use Factoring?

Improve cash flow without waiting for invoice due dates.

Factoring and receivable invoice financing can help businesses bridge payment delays, manage working capital, and fund growth using unpaid invoices as a financing tool.

Faster Access to Cash

Receive funds from eligible invoices sooner instead of waiting weeks or months for payment.

Support Payroll & Operations

Use invoice financing to cover payroll, suppliers, rent, inventory, fuel, or operating costs.

Scale With Revenue

As sales and receivables grow, available funding potential may grow with your invoice volume.

Less Reliance on Term Debt

Use unpaid invoices to create liquidity without taking on a traditional long-term loan structure.

How It Works

A simple way to convert invoices into working capital.

Factoring, also known as accounts receivable financing or invoice financing, allows a business to receive an advance on unpaid customer invoices in exchange for immediate cash flow.

Issue Invoice

Your business issues an invoice to a customer for completed goods or services.

Submit Invoice

You submit the eligible invoice to the factoring or receivable financing provider.

Receive Advance

The factor advances a significant portion of the invoice value to support cash flow.

Customer Pays

The customer pays the factor directly according to the invoice terms.

Balance Released

The remaining balance is sent to your business, less applicable service fees.

Have invoices outstanding right now?

Invoice financing may help turn receivables into cash flow so your business can keep moving.

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Factoring Options

Recourse and non-recourse factoring explained.

Factoring structures can vary by customer credit quality, invoice type, industry, and business needs. The right option depends on your cash flow goals and risk profile.

Recourse Factoring

Typically offers lower fees because the business may remain responsible if the customer does not pay.

Non-Recourse Factoring

May provide additional protection in certain customer non-payment situations, depending on program terms.

Receivable Financing

Use eligible receivables to improve cash flow while supporting ongoing customer and supplier obligations.

Who Uses Invoice Financing?

Built for businesses with receivables, growth, and timing gaps.

Factoring can be useful for companies that invoice customers on terms but need cash flow sooner to operate, purchase inventory, pay staff, or accept larger contracts.

Transportation & Logistics

Bridge cash flow between fuel, payroll, maintenance, and customer invoice payments.

Manufacturing

Support materials, production, supplier costs, and inventory needs while invoices age.

Distribution & Wholesale

Keep inventory moving while waiting for customers to settle invoices.

Staffing

Manage payroll timing when clients pay after work has already been completed.

Cash Flow Without Waiting

Use invoice financing to support day-to-day business momentum.

Slow-paying invoices can limit growth even when sales are strong. Factoring helps convert receivables into usable working capital so your business can continue accepting orders, fulfilling contracts, and managing expenses.

Cover payroll before customers pay

Purchase inventory or materials for new orders

Manage supplier, fuel, or operating expenses

Support growth without waiting for receivables to clear

Financing that follows your receivables.

When invoice volume grows, receivable-based funding can help businesses scale with demand.

Factoring FAQ

Common questions about receivable invoice financing.

Help buyers understand how factoring works and whether it may fit their business cash flow needs.

Ready to turn invoices into cash flow?

Apply now or request a quote to explore factoring and receivable invoice financing options for your business.

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Turn unpaid invoices into working capital.
Get cash flow moving.

Stop waiting on slow-paying customers to fund your next move.

Improve cash flow without waiting for invoice due dates.

A simple way to convert invoices into working capital.

Have invoices outstanding right now?

Recourse and non-recourse factoring explained.

Built for businesses with receivables, growth, and timing gaps.

Use invoice financing to support day-to-day business momentum.

Financing that follows your receivables.

Common questions about receivable invoice financing.

Ready to turn invoices into cash flow?

EasyLease

Sales

Inquiries

Customer Service

Turn unpaid invoices into working capital.Get cash flow moving.

Stop waiting on slow-paying customers to fund your next move.

Improve cash flow without waiting for invoice due dates.

A simple way to convert invoices into working capital.

Have invoices outstanding right now?

Recourse and non-recourse factoring explained.

Built for businesses with receivables, growth, and timing gaps.

Use invoice financing to support day-to-day business momentum.

Financing that follows your receivables.

Common questions about receivable invoice financing.

Ready to turn invoices into cash flow?

EasyLease

Sales

Inquiries

Customer Service

Turn unpaid invoices into working capital.
Get cash flow moving.