AI bookkeeping for founders who need
investor-ready financials.
Revenue recognition dialed in, and clean books ready for board meetings — so the next raise is a conversation about traction, not a fire drill over your numbers.
Close on Stripe, reviewed by a person before it reaches you
Revenue recognition dialed in
Board pack you can hand to investors
What we handle
The SaaS finance stack,
owned end-to-end.
Stripe close, revenue recognition under ASC 606, live burn and runway, and a board pack you can hand to investors — every piece of finance a seed-to-Series-B SaaS founder actually needs.
The model
We deliver investor-grade books.
You focus on the company.
Traditional bookkeepers hand you a P&L weeks after month-end. We flip it: our AI runs the close on Stripe, ties it to your cap table, and ships books the board can read — with $2,400 due from month one and a full refund if the close isn't right.
Designed for SaaS founders heading into their first priced round, raising a Series A, or prepping for an audit — when the books stop being bookkeeping and start being the story investors read.
Start a conversationTell us where you are today
Share your stack — Stripe, bank, payroll, cap table — and the next milestone on your timeline (raise, audit, board meeting). We tune the close to it.
We build your books
Our AI wires Stripe payouts, refunds, and disputes into a reconciled ledger. ASC 606 revenue recognition is set up against your contracts. Cap-table movements tie in automatically.
You hand the board the pack
Your first month is $2,400, and you review the close. Monthly close in under five business days. A QBR-ready board pack at every month-end — investor-ready the moment the raise starts.
Investor-ready books,
Full refund on your first month if the close isn't right.
Whether you're raising your seed, prepping a Series A, or walking into your next board meeting — start your first month at $2,400/mo and let us show you what investor-grade books look like in under five business days. Full refund on your first month if the close isn't right.