How much time are you spending being your own CFO?
Many business owners spend 25+ hours every month chasing receivables, handling payroll, answering CPA questions, reconciling accounts, reviewing expenses, preparing reports and managing cash flow.
That's almost four workdays every month spent managing the back office instead of running the business.
Check the tasks you still handle personally. The hours are typical for an owner-led company between $500K and $20M; your month may be heavier. Nothing here is saved or sent.
Estimated owner time
0 hours a month
0 hours a year. About 0 working days, spent as your own finance department.
What is an hour of your time worth to the business?
Use what you'd pay a senior person to do what only you do, or what an hour of your selling time produces.
$0 a year of owner attention, spent on work that doesn't need an owner.
There are higher-value things only you can do.
Of the tasks you checked, CFO Anywhere handles: nothing yet. Check a task above.
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Ten questions · results on the page
Do I need a bookkeeper, a controller or a CFO?
Yes or no, ten times. A Financial Health Summary across reporting, cash flow, profitability, financial controls and owner time.
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Loan-ready financials checklist
The twelve items a lender asks for, what "clean" means for each, and the three mismatches that kill deals.
Tell us what's going on. We'll tell you what we see
One conversation with Chris, no deck. He'll tell you what he sees and what it would take to fix it, including if the answer is that you don't need a CFO yet.
Chris Greco, Founder and President.
Your first call is with him, not a sales team.