Financial systems that grow with your startup

Building a technology company means juggling countless priorities. Product development demands your attention. Customer conversations fill your calendar. Team building takes constant effort. Somewhere in the middle of all this, financial administration becomes another task on an already overwhelming list.

Traditional bookkeeping services often approach your books the way they would for an established business with steady revenue patterns. But startups move differently. You're raising funding rounds, managing equity compensation, tracking runway against milestones, and preparing for investor conversations that require specific metrics presented in particular ways.

Perhaps you've tried handling bookkeeping yourself and found it consuming hours better spent on your core work. Or you've engaged accountants who don't quite understand why investor reporting matters so much, or how equity grants should be recorded, or what financial information your board expects to see each month.

The result is often a nagging uncertainty about whether your financial position is as clear as it needs to be, especially when decisions about hiring, spending, or fundraising timing come up.

When we start working together, the first weeks focus on getting your books into good order. We review your current state, identify what needs attention, and set up processes that will work sustainably going forward. You'll notice the difference quickly—financial information becomes easier to access and understand.

Each month follows a comfortable rhythm. We handle transaction recording, reconciliation, and the detailed work of maintaining accurate books. You receive clear reporting that shows where you stand: current cash position, monthly burn rate, runway calculations, and the key metrics relevant to your business model.

When you have questions—about a specific transaction, overall financial direction, or how something should be classified—you're working with people who understand startup contexts. We explain things in straightforward terms and help you understand what the numbers mean for your decisions.

During fundraising periods, you'll have the organized financial documentation investors expect. For board meetings, reporting arrives formatted appropriately. When unusual situations come up, we work through them together rather than leaving you to figure things out alone.

Our approach to startup bookkeeping has been developed through years of working specifically with technology companies. We understand the financial patterns that emerge during different growth stages and the reporting requirements that matter at each phase.

Progress becomes visible through several indicators. Within the first month, you'll notice clearer visibility into your financial position. By month three, the systems become routine and require less of your attention. Over six months, you'll have the historical data and trends that support more confident planning.

The framework includes tracking metrics that matter for technology companies: monthly recurring revenue if applicable, customer acquisition costs relative to lifetime value, burn rate trends, and cash runway projections. These measurements help you understand not just where you are, but where you're headed.

When you approach fundraising conversations, you'll have organized financial documentation ready. When board meetings occur, reporting arrives prepared appropriately. When you need to make decisions about hiring or spending, you'll have accurate information about your financial capacity.