About

Your numbers, in focus.

The person who closes your books is the one who answers when you ask.

What's different here.

Books and CFO, one person.Most firms sell bookkeeping and CFO work as separate services, run by separate people. Here the person who closes your month is the one who walks you through it.
Three clients a cohort.New clients join in cohorts of three, and a new cohort opens every six months. Small by design, so every close is held to one standard.
Food & hospitality only.The books are built around how these businesses make money: deductions and co-man runs for brands, prime cost by location for groups.
Ready when you raise or borrow.The financial model, the numbers in your pitch deck, monthly investor updates, and the lender package for a new location.Carta certified · Finance, Advanced
Every month ends with a plan.Each close comes with one page: what changed, why it changed, and what to do next.
One public price, CFO included.Questions, calls, the monthly numbers meeting and the raise work are all in it. You can read the price before we ever talk.
How it starts

Working from week one.

Day 0A 30-minute call

Where the numbers stand today and what's coming next (a retailer, a raise, a new location). No pitch deck needed.

Week 1Answers start now

Bank, cards, POS and payroll connected. A first read on where cash stands. Ask anything from day one.

Weeks 2–4The first clean close

Up to three months of catch-up, a chart of accounts built around how you make money, and your first numbers meeting with a one-page plan.

Every month afterThe rhythm

Books closed within 5 business days of your last statement, a 13-week cash forecast, and the move you came for: a pricing change, a retail launch, a raise, the next location.

Hand us the numbers.

30 minutes on where they stand and what comes next.