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Fractional CFO Pricing: From $750 a Month | RightHand CFO

Pricing

Flat monthly fees. Quoted once, then fixed.

Starting at $750 a month for books and statements, and $1,850 for the full CFO engagement. Your rate is quoted at your Clarity Session and fixed for twelve months. No hourly billing, no surprise invoices, and no penalty for moving up, moving down, or leaving.

Foundation

Bookkeeping & Financial Statements

Clean books, accurate statements, and a plain-language summary every month. The foundation every decision depends on.

Starting at$750 / month

Quoted at your Clarity Session and fixed for twelve months.

Includes

  • Monthly bookkeeping and reconciliation
  • P&L, balance sheet and cash flow statements
  • Plain-language monthly summary
  • Data integrity review
  • QuickBooks Online management
  • Year-end prep and CPA coordination

Strategic

Most chosen

Fractional CFO

Everything in Foundation, plus the yes/no machine: a living forecast and an executive partner for the decisions that matter.

Starting at$1,850 / month

Quoted at your Clarity Session and fixed for twelve months.

Everything in Foundation, plus

  • Twelve-month rolling cash flow forecast
  • Monthly executive strategy sessions
  • Hire, expansion and equipment modeling
  • KPI dashboard: a five-minute health check
  • Pricing and margin analysis by service line
  • Budget versus actuals with commentary
  • Annual strategic planning session
  • Direct access to me between sessions

Both engagements are month-to-month after a three-month onboarding period, and you can move between them without penalty. See what is in each engagement

What this compares to

The alternative is a $200,000 salary.

A full-time CFO runs $150K to $300K a year in salary alone, and you do not need that level of commitment until somewhere north of $15M to $20M in revenue. Until then, fractional is the strategic move rather than the cheap one.

Annual cost, at the starting rate
Full-time CFO, salary alone
$200,000+
Fractional CFO with RightHand
from $22,200
Bookkeeping & statements only
from $9,000

Salary only. A full-time hire also carries payroll taxes, benefits, bonus and the cost of recruiting for the seat.

Pricing questions

What people ask before they book.

What decides where in the range I land?

Transaction volume, how many accounts and entities you run, the state of the books when we start, and whether payroll and receivables are in scope. I look at all of it during the Clarity Session and quote you a number before you commit to anything.

Are these prices fixed, or can they change?

Your fee is locked at the price quoted during your Clarity Session and held for twelve months. It may adjust at renewal if the scope of your business changes significantly, and we discuss that before it happens. You will never get a surprise invoice.

Is there a long-term contract?

Engagements are month-to-month after a three-month onboarding period. Those first three months are the heaviest lifting: scrubbing data, building your forecast, and learning your business. After that you continue or exit with thirty days notice.

My books are a mess. Does that cost extra?

Not necessarily. I assess the state of your books during the free Clarity Session and fold any catch-up work into the quoted price up front. If the cleanup is large enough to change the number, you hear it then, not after you have signed.

Can I start at Foundation and move up later?

Yes, and most clients do exactly that. Starting at Foundation gets your data clean first, which makes the forecasting work considerably more accurate when you get to it. Upgrading is seamless.

I already have a bookkeeper. Can I buy the CFO work alone?

Yes. We engage at the CFO level and work alongside your existing bookkeeper. There is a data review first, so I can trust the numbers before building your forecast, but you do not have to change your bookkeeping setup.

Get your number before you decide.

A free thirty-minute Financial Clarity Session. I review your books, tell you exactly what I see, point out your biggest profit levers, and quote you a flat price. No obligation and no pitch.

No contracts to sign. No homework beforehand. Bring your questions.