A monthly close by the 10th, reviewed reconciliations, payroll and sales tax oversight, and a cash forecast you can trust.
CFO
What should we do next?
Forecasts, pricing, hiring, financing and tax strategy, decided with clear numbers and a partner who knows your business.
Choose the level of support you need.
Month-to-month. Setup is quoted after a Clarity Call, based on the state of your books. If you don't feel a clear improvement in clarity and control within 90 days, your last month's fee is refunded in full.
Essentials
$1,000/month
$250k–$1M revenue, one entity, simple payroll
Monthly close and bank reconciliations
Profit & loss and balance sheet every month
One-page monthly Clarity Note: what changed and what to watch
What is the difference between a bookkeeper, a controller and a fractional CFO?
A bookkeeper records what happened: transactions, reconciliations and statements. A controller makes sure those numbers are right, on time and under control: a monthly close by a deadline, reviewed reconciliations, payroll and sales tax oversight, and a cash forecast. A fractional CFO uses the numbers to decide what happens next: forecasting, pricing, cash strategy, lender and investor work, and tax strategy.
How much does a fractional CFO cost?
Across the market in 2026, light founder-facing CFO engagements typically run $2,500–$4,000 a month and standard engagements $4,000–$8,000. Our CFO Partner tier starts at $4,500 a month and includes controller-level close, forecasting, lender and investor reporting and quarterly tax planning.
What is the Clarity Diagnostic?
A one-time, $1,500 review of your books, cash, margins and tax exposure, delivered as a clarity map with three dated actions. If you start a monthly engagement within 30 days, the full fee is credited to it.
Do you bill hourly?
No. Every engagement has a fixed fee quoted up front. Monthly services are month-to-month, and tax strategy plans are annual and can be billed monthly.