Every company deserves a great CFO.
Most companies get one only after they can afford a full finance team. By then, they've already made the expensive decisions without one. We started AiCFO to close that gap.
AI changed the economics of finance.
Most finance work is matching, coding, checking and summarising. That's exactly what AI agents now do well, at a fraction of the cost.
What AI can't do is be accountable, understand your business or tell a board the hard truth. So we built a company around both: agents for the volume, senior people for the judgment.
Anthropic's own study of its workforce points the same way. Agents there now work six times the hours of the people directing them, and staff describe the strategic share of their job growing from a fifth to almost all of it. What that means for finance.
The full finance chain, from first review to final exit.
The close we commit to, every month.
Named and accountable for each client.
Billed by the hour. Ever.
Four principles we don't bend.
A person signs every number.
Agents prepare. A named finance lead approves. Your board never sees a figure nobody stands behind.
We tell you what the numbers mean.
Including when the answer is "don't hire yet" or "raise sooner". That's the job.
Every answer shows its working.
Click any number and see the entries, documents and reasoning behind it.
Your data stays yours.
Read-only by default, never used for training, and fully exportable whenever you want it.
The people behind your numbers.
Finance leaders and engineers who've closed books, raised rounds and built software at growing companies.
Rahul
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Head of Finance
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Head of Engineering
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Build the finance team of the future.
We hire experienced CFOs, controllers and engineers who want to spend their time on judgment, not data entry.