Prices
Flat monthly packages they publish for women-owned businesses and nonprofits (law-firm packages are priced separately).
Monthly EssentialsFrom $1,250/monthBooks, bill pay, invoicing, 1099s, monthly check-in
Operational SupportFrom $2,500/monthAdds payroll, cash forecasting and budgeting
Full-Service SupportFrom $3,800/monthAdds monthly CFO-style review and unlimited meetings
Law firm: Legal Financial OperationsFrom $3,750/monthLaw-firm foundation package also from $1,250/month
Law firm: Fractional Finance PartnerFrom $5,500/monthCFO-level finance leadership
Confirm the price with them before you buy.
How they work
From their package pages and FAQ.
Flat feemonthly packages, no surprise invoices
Monthly check-infinancial review meeting in every package
QuickBooks Onlinethe only software they work in; they can set it up or migrate from Desktop
Steps: A free consultation on revenue, accounts, payroll and invoicing, then a bookkeeping and money-management plan and a monthly package. Packages for women-led businesses are built for companies over $1M in annual revenue.
Who they work with
From their website and portfolio.
Industries
Women-owned businessesNonprofitsLaw firms
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