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MyGoodCFO — Financial clarity when you need it most.

Services

You need eight hours a month, not forty a week.

A fractional CFO gives you executive financial judgment without an executive salary.

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The problem

A full-time CFO costs $150,000 to $300,000 a year, before benefits. You don't need forty hours a week of CFO thinking. You need eight hours a month of the right thinking — at the moment it actually matters.

What you get

Your bookkeeper produces the numbers. We tell you what they mean.

No bookkeeper? Full Service includes production — or we'll get you set up through GoodBookkeeping.com.

  • Your CFO one-on-one, every month
  • Cash flow and forecasting, reviewed with you
  • Budget variance, interpreted and pressure-tested
  • Board meeting preparation
  • Quarterly leadership support
  • Quick Wins Report in your first 30 days

Full Service adds report production — your P&L and balance sheet by the 8th business day, KPI dashboards and custom reporting, board and donor reporting produced for you — plus weekly oversight, bookkeeping management, leadership team meetings, and one high-impact financial project every month.

Everything we do

CFO Strategy SessionsA CFO strategy session is a standing one-on-one where your numbers turn into decisions — monthly on Advisory, weekly on Full Service.Explore →Cash Flow ForecastingCash flow forecasting projects money in and out so you can see problems while they're still decisions.Explore →Exit & Diligence ReadinessExit readiness means your financials answer a buyer's questions before they're asked.Explore →Program Profitability AnalysisProgram profitability analysis tells you which programs carry themselves — and which ones the rest are subsidizing.Explore →Budget Build & RebuildWe build or rebuild your budget from historical performance — fast.Explore →KPI DashboardsA KPI dashboard shows the metrics that drive decisions, not everything you can measure.Explore →Board-Ready Financial ReportingBoard-ready reporting means your board asks better questions — not more of them.Explore →Financial ControlsFinancial controls are cost control, segregation of duties, and risk policy — so mistakes get caught.Explore →Audit PreparationWe prepare you for the audit. We don't perform it — that's a separate, licensed firm.Explore →Grant & 990 ComplianceGrant compliance means the money is spent, tracked, and reported the way the funder requires.Explore →Medicare Cost Reporting & ReimbursementReimbursement complexity hides margin. We find it, recover it, and build the controls so it stops happening.Explore →Pastor Compensation BenchmarkingThere's no universal number — but there is a method.Explore →

How it works

First 30 daysA Quick Wins Report — hidden risks, cash opportunities, control gaps. On either tier.
Monthly — or weeklyA 1-on-1 with your CFO: every month on Advisory, every week on Full Service. Not an account manager. Not a ticket queue.
See the full engagement cadence →

Questions people ask

Frequently asked questions

How much does a fractional CFO cost?
Ours start at $2,500 a month. Full service is $5,000.
What does a fractional CFO actually do?
Forecasts cash, finds margin, prepares you for boards and buyers, and answers the questions your bookkeeper can't.
What's the difference between a fractional CFO and an accountant?
An accountant records the past. A CFO decides the future.
Is a fractional CFO worth it?
If a wrong financial decision would cost you more than $2,500 a month, yes.
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