One anchor rate. The effective rate drops when you commit to recurring capacity. Hours are a scope, not a timesheet.
About 10 hours a month. For founders who have a bookkeeper and a model and need senior judgment on the calls they are already making. Biweekly call plus async.
About 25 hours a month. For post-seed companies that need a CFO who owns the numbers and coordinates the accountants. Weekly call, Slack access.
40 to 60 hours a month. For companies preparing for the next round, scaling headcount, or operating across entities and countries. Weekly leadership meeting, daily availability.
Monthly retainer, invoiced at the start of each month. Three-month initial term, then month to month. Tier can move up or down at any month boundary. Third-party accounting, tax, payroll, and software are the client's, paid directly; I select and manage them.
A written fix list for the model, a 12-month runway view, and a one-page monthly reporting template you can maintain yourself.
Finance stack audit and setup plan; operating model rebuilt; the first board package delivered; runway and burn plan signed off.
Either a Series A-ready data room and narrative, or a leadership-level operating cadence, depending on where the company is.
Bookkeeping, tax filings, and payroll processing are sourced and managed, not performed. And this is not a capital-raising service: I get the company ready for the round. The founder runs it.
Too early for a full-time one. Not too early to know your burn, your runway, and what the Series A deck needs to show. That is what the seed money is for.
Good, keep them. Bookkeeping tells you what happened. This is about what to do next, and about the reporting investors will ask for.
Yes, at $250 an hour. The retainer exists because the value is in continuity: the same person who built the model is the one in the room when the decision comes.
Advisory. Move up when the workload does. If an investor or accelerator sent you, ask me about the pilot month.
Bring the round size, the runway, and who runs finance today. I will tell you what fits, and what does not.
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