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$795/m
Accurate accounting records
Up to 150 transactions monthly
Reconciliation of 1 account
Basic payroll processing
Monthly financial reports
Monthly check-in w/ Accountant

No contracts - cancel anytime
$995/m
Everything in Starter, plus:
Up to 300 transactions
Reconciliation of up to 3 accounts
Weekly check-ins & email support
Accounts Payable & Receivable management
Weekly + monthly financial reporting
Cash flow tracking and cost analysis

No contracts - cancel anytime
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Everything in Growth Essentials, plus:
Unlimited transactions & reconciliations
Comprehensive payroll
Budgeting, forecasting & debt management
Inventory management
State & federal tax filing support
1-on-1 tax planning & strategy sessions
Quarterly strategy calls with CFO

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- Late or inaccurate financial reports
- Trouble understanding financials
- Missed tax deadlines
- Poor cash flow visibility
- Frequent errors or disorganization
Businesses typically hire a fractional CFO when:
- Experiencing rapid growth or scaling operations
- Preparing for fundraising or exit
- Needing cash flow management help
- Lacking financial strategy and insight
- Facing financial challenges or restructuring
- Cost-Effective: Access senior-level financial expertise without a full-time commitment.
- Strategic Insights: Help with growth strategies, cash flow management, and financial forecasting.
- Risk Management: Identifying financial risks and opportunities for improvement.
- Improved accuracy and insights
- Strategic financial guidance
- Scalable Services: Flexible to the changing needs of your business.
Costs vary based on experience, engagement scope, and hours. Generally:
- Hourly: $150–$500/hr
- Monthly retainers: $2,500–$10,000+ depending on needs
This is significantly more affordable than a full-time CFO (often $200K+ annually).
Typical responsibilities include:
- Financial forecasting and modeling
- Cash flow management
- Budgeting and variance analysis
- Strategic planning and decision support
- Investor reporting and fundraising support
- KPI development and monitoring
- Systems and process improvements
Yes. Software helps with recordkeeping, but an accountant ensures compliance, accuracy, and strategic insight.
- Accurate forecasting
- Timely invoicing and collections
- Expense management
- Identifying payment/billing cycles and trends
Bookkeeping is the process of recording financial transactions, while Accounting involves interpreting, classifying, analyzing, and reporting these transactions. Accounting is typically broader and includes the preparation of financial statements and tax returns.

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