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Senior CFO judgment, priced for where you are now.
You do not need a six-figure hire to know your runway cold and walk into a board meeting prepared. You need the CFO seat, part-time, scoped to the job in front of you. We give you a clear, honest number on a free consultation.
One flat monthly number, scoped to the job in front of you.
Three things set what your engagement costs. We weigh them together on the consultation, then you get one predictable monthly number with no hourly meter and no surprise invoices.
What you need done
A clean monthly close and a cash forecast you trust is one engagement. Building the investor model and quarterbacking a raise is another. Tell us the job, and we size the seat to it. You never pay for a scope you do not use.
Where you are right now
Finding your footing after first revenue calls for a different CFO than getting the books and model ready to raise or sell. Where you sit on that arc shapes the seat, so you are not paying raise-grade hours when you need a steady hand.
How much of the seat you need
Some months are clean reporting and one decision meeting. Others, a raise or a cash crunch, ask for far more. We set the engagement around the time the role genuinely takes, so you get a real CFO when it counts without carrying one full-time.
The seniority, without the six-figure seat.
A full-time CFO costs you a six-figure salary, equity off your cap table, benefits, and months of searching to fill the chair. You get the same senior judgment part-time, for a fraction of that, scaled to what you need right now. For most founder-led companies, that is the difference between guessing at the numbers and flying with a pro in the right-hand seat.
Put in three numbers and see your monthly burn, your runway, and the month the cash hits zero.
The questions you would ask a CFO you were about to hire.
Get your number, and an honest read on whether you need us.
Tell the CFO where you are and what you are trying to do. You will leave with a clear sense of what an engagement looks like, what it costs, and whether it makes sense yet. Free, about 30 minutes, no obligation.