Financing for logistics and warehousing
Logistics bills on net-30 to net-60 while fuel, wages and warehouse costs run weekly. Voxen Capital structures invoice factoring from $50,000 to $10,000,000 that advances shipper and 3PL receivables within 24 hours of setup — approval based on your customers' credit — and equipment financing from $10,000 to $5,000,000 for forklifts, racking, trailers and rolling stock, new or used.
Start an applicationNet-60 revenue against weekly costs
A logistics operation fronts everything — driver pay, warehouse labour, fuel, insurance — and collects one to two months later. Every new contract widens the gap before it pays a dollar.
Factoring underwrites the customers who owe you rather than your balance sheet, so the facility scales with volume: a new national shipper on the client list strengthens the file the day the contract is signed.
Capacity is the other constraint. Forklifts, racking, trailers and material-handling equipment finance against their own working life, up to 100% of cost, keeping working capital free for the contracts the capacity wins.
Logistics segments we structure financing for
- Third-party logistics (3PL) providers
- Warehousing and distribution centres
- Final-mile and courier operations
- Freight forwarders
- Cold-chain and specialized handling
- Cross-dock and transloading operations
How logistics financing works at Voxen
- Send your aging and your equipment needs — Your customer list and invoice aging drive the factoring file; vendor quotes drive the equipment file. One application covers both.
- Structured in days — Factoring facilities set up in 5 to 10 business days; equipment offers typically land within 24 hours with funding in 2 to 5 business days.
- Invoices funded within 24 hours — Once live, each billing cycle's invoices are advanced the next business day — fast enough to run weekly payroll against monthly-paying customers.
- Facility grows with volume — Approval follows your customers' credit, so growth expands the facility instead of straining it.
The products logistics companies use
Factoring carries the payment cycle; equipment financing builds the capacity. Growing operations typically run both.
| Invoice Factoring | $50K–$10M · 5–10 business days to set up; 24h per invoice after |
|---|---|
| Equipment Financing | $25K–$5M · 3–10 business days |
Frequently asked questions
We invoice large shippers on net-60. Is that fundable?
That's the ideal factoring profile — large creditworthy shippers make a strong file regardless of your company's age. The facility advances each invoice within 24 hours of submission and releases the balance, less the fee, when the shipper pays.
Can warehouse equipment and racking be financed?
Yes — forklifts, racking systems, conveyors, and material-handling equipment finance from $10,000 up, new or used, on terms matched to the equipment's working life. Used equipment from dealers or auctions is a normal file.
Our margins are thin. Does factoring still make sense?
The honest math: the factoring fee buys back the 30 to 60 days your cash spends inside receivables. For an operation turning that capital into new contracts, the fee is usually smaller than the growth it unlocks — and the comparison is quoted per file before you commit to anything.
How big can the facilities get?
Factoring runs $50,000 to $10,000,000 and scales with billings; equipment financing runs $10,000 to $5,000,000 per file. Quoted per file, no application fee, no credit impact to ask.