
This article was updated on May 7, 2025
Staffing agencies are great at matching people with work. But keeping up with payroll for a big, complex group of employees? That’s where things can get especially challenging.
You face different pay schedules, and delayed client payments. Not to mention ever-changing employment and tax regulations, and complicated deductions like retirement plan contributions. It’s a heavy lift, and when cash flow gets tight, it can feel overwhelming.
Luckily, solutions like payroll funding exist to help make payroll less stressful and more predictable. Instead of waiting weeks or longer for clients to pay their invoices, payroll funding gives you access to the working capital you need now. That means your employees get paid on time, you stay on top of taxes and expenses, and your operations continue to run smoothly.
Here’s how:
- Payroll funding outsources admin, taking the pressure off of your internal team. No more chasing invoices or managing payroll in-house.
- It provides the working capital needed to pay employees, cover taxes, and handle other expenses–all without sacrificing or interrupting operations.
- It gives you access to a revolving fund when cash is tight. The outcome? Less risk, and more financial stability.
Payroll funding solutions provide the ultimate safety net and the financial stability needed not only for peace of mind, but also for building trust with your contractors, clients, employees, and for business growth.
It’s a win-win.
So, how do you find the right partner to help make that kind of stability your new normal?
That’s where choosing the right payroll funding provider comes in. Not all providers are built the same, and finding one that aligns with your business can make all the difference.
How to Choose the Right Payroll Funding Provider
Through planning and teaming up with trusted experts, you can unlock your full potential and grow faster with confidence.
To deliver all the benefits outlined above, a payroll funding company must be reliable, flexible, and dedicated to great customer service. Look for case studies, testimonials, or reviews that demonstrate these qualities.
Reliability
Start with the basics: do they pay employees correctly, and on time? Look for a payroll funding provider with a strong reputation, positive customer reviews, and a proven ability to meet payroll needs quickly and accurately. Also, look for evidence of prompt responsiveness to customer inquiries and speedy invoice verification.
Flexibility
Staffing agencies are anything but one-size-fits-all. You need a payroll financing provider who can work with diverse pools of employees, changing schedules, a range of employment conditions, and the unique needs of your clients. Bonus if they can scale with you as you grow.
Customer Service
Dependable customer service is a must-have in a payroll funding partner. You want a provider who answers the phone, is transparent, and helpful. There should be no mystery around funding amounts, contract terms, or payroll details.
Payroll Funding with ESSG
At Employer Solutions Staffing Group (ESSG), we excel at streamlining complex processes, allowing our clients to focus on their core business. We know how demanding payroll can be. That’s why we’re here to help make it easier.
We provide staffing agencies with the capital they need to pay employees on time and keep everything running smoothly behind the scenes. We take on the risk of unpaid invoices so you can confidently run your business and stay focused on your services and growth.
Unlike many payroll financing companies that base fees on invoice totals, we base ours on your payroll totals to better meet clients where they’re at. We take the stress out of payroll management by bridging funding gaps, automating payroll processes, and ensuring correct, on-time payment, every time.
Are you ready to finally relieve your internal staff of payroll burdens and optimize your business? Let’s make it happen.
About the Author
Chris Levine
Chris Levine has been the CEO of Employer Solutions Staffing Group since it was founded in 2005. He is the primary contact for new business development. Mr. Levine oversees the Company’s strategic direction and coordinates sales efforts, focusing on growth and improving operational efficiencies. He actively manages workers’ compensation risk and claims management. Prior to working at ESSG, he worked in sales with a Fortune 500 car manufacturer. Mr. Levine began his career as a pilot for Alaska Airlines. Mr. Levine holds a degree in Aviation Management from Metropolitan State University.