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Payroll runs weekly, contracts pay in sixty days - guides to financing the gap that defines this industry
Guard companies carry an unusually hard version of a common problem: payroll runs weekly and commercial or municipal clients pay on net-30 to net-60 terms. Growth makes it worse, because every new post is more wages before more revenue. These guides cover the instruments built for that gap. Start with security guard company financing, or see invoice factoring.
Guard contracts require licensing, bonding and insurance before work begins. What the requirements typically cover, why the timing hurts cash flow, and how to finance the gap.
Read moreLarger guard contracts demand cash before they pay: higher insurance limits, recruitment, uniforms and weeks of payroll. How to size the requirement and finance it.
Read moreGuard companies pay wages weekly and get paid in 30 to 60 days. How invoice factoring, payroll funding and a line of credit compare for covering the gap, and which fits when.
Read moreGuard companies finance patrol vehicles, radios, body cameras and reporting systems. Which assets support equipment financing, which do not, and how to match term to useful life.
Read moreTell us your contract terms, your billing cycle and your weekly payroll. We will show you which instruments actually fit.