Small Business Finance Guides

Do I need a fractional CFO?

You probably need a fractional CFO if your business is growing, cash feels unpredictable, or a big decision is coming and you don't have a model to test it against. You probably don't yet if your business is simple, cash is steady, and your bookkeeper and CPA already answer the questions you have.

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What does a fractional CFO cost?

It depends on what your business needs. Perry & Partners prices every engagement individually, either as a fixed price for a single project or a monthly fee for ongoing support. Because AI and modern tools do much of the manual work, our pricing is very competitive with traditional finance support. Exact pricing comes in a written quote after a short, free call.

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Bookkeeper, CPA, and fractional CFO: who does what

A bookkeeper records what happened. A CPA makes sure it's reported and taxed correctly. A fractional CFO uses those numbers to plan what happens next. They aren't competing for the same job. They hand off to each other, and the best results come when all three work from the same numbers.

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