Fractional CFOs for Advertising & Marketing Companies
Advertising and marketing businesses—whether they’re agencies, consultants, or creatives—often deal with irregular revenue, fast-changing client needs, and margin pressures. A fractional CFO can bring structure, strategy, and clarity to your finances. On this page, you’ll find vetted financial professionals who specialize in helping advertising and marketing companies streamline operations, improve cash flow, and plan for sustainable growth.
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We help agencies and service businesses grow, save time, and make confident, data-driven decisions (without the cost of a full-time hire!)
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"I worked with them for over 2 years. Reliable team, fast communication."
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"Till CFO has provided phenomenal guidance and leadership that has been nothing short of transformative for our organization. Their proactive approach to identifying and addressing potential financial issues has consistently kept us ahead of the curve. I would highly recommend their services to anyone seeking comprehensive financial expertise!"
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"Kurtis was exceptionally knowledgeable and very helpful during the time I worked with him. He's dependable, trustworthy and experienced, qualities that I always look for when doing business with others. I highly recommend Kurtis and BisonCFO."
The best bookkeeping and CFO service for marketing and digital agencies
We help agencies and service businesses grow, save time, and make confident, data-driven decisions (without the cost of a full-time hire!)
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Why fractional CFOs matter for ad and marketing companies
Whether you run a creative agency, a digital marketing shop, or a media buying firm, hiring a fractional CFO can bring serious firepower to your financial strategy—without the full-time overhead. These businesses often have a mix of retainers and one-off projects, fluctuating margins, and seasonality. A fractional CFO can help you make sense of it all, stabilize your cash flow, and make smarter decisions.
FrequentlyAsked Questions
How much does a fractional CFO cost?
Fractional CFOs typically cost $200–$350 per hour, or $5,000–$10,000 per month depending on engagement scope, frequency, and industry experience.
Are fractional CFOs worth it for marketing agencies?
Yes—especially for agencies that have outgrown DIY spreadsheets but aren’t ready for a full-time hire. A good fractional CFO can help you stay lean, scale up, and avoid financial blind spots.
Where can I find a fractional CFO who understands agencies?
You’re in the right place. Scroll through Sam’s List to find vetted CFOs with real reviews from founders in the ad and marketing world.
When should an agency hire a fractional CFO?
When you’re scaling fast, struggling with margins, prepping for a raise, or trying to understand why profitability isn’t where it should be—it's time. A fractional CFO can help you solve those challenges without the commitment of a full-time hire.
What’s the difference between a bookkeeper, accountant, and CFO?
A bookkeeper handles daily transactions. An accountant prepares financials and tax filings. A CFO focuses on strategy—like pricing, growth planning, and forecasting. A fractional CFO brings that strategic guidance on a part-time or project basis.
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