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Fractional CFOs for Companies with $10M–$50M in Revenue

Companies earning between $10M and $50M face real financial complexity—multiple revenue streams, larger teams, fundraising prep, and investor pressure. A fractional CFO offers executive-level financial leadership, builds scalable systems, manages risk, and helps you prepare for funding or acquisition—all without the cost of a full-time CFO.
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Ecom CFO | Board & Investor Relations, Cash Flow Projections, Financial Strategy Development
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Happy Numbers | Board & Investor Relations, Cash Flow Projections, Financial Strategy Development
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What Makes a Fractional CFO a Smart Move for $10M–$50M Companies?

If your business is between $10M and $50M in revenue, you're likely scaling quickly—adding headcount, expanding operations, and managing multiple income streams. But with growth comes complexity.
A fractional CFO gives you the strategic financial oversight you need to keep scaling—without the $300K+ salary of a full-time CFO.

Here’s what they help with:

Strategic financial planning: Forecast growth scenarios, plan capital allocation, and model profitability by product line.

Cash flow and working capital management: Prevent shortfalls by managing inflows, payables, and receivables.

M&A and fundraising support: Clean up books, prep investor materials, and guide you through due diligence.

KPI dashboards and reporting systems: Get real-time insight into churn, retention, and revenue drivers.

Mentorship for your finance team: Professionalize internal systems while elevating your bookkeeper or controller.

Fractional CFOs act as the financial co-pilot—sitting on your leadership team, reporting to your board, and helping you make smarter, data-backed decisions.

FrequentlyAsked Questions

What does a fractional CFO do for companies with $10M–$50M in revenue?

They bring executive-level strategy to your finance team—overseeing forecasting, financial systems, fundraising prep, and capital planning without requiring a full-time salary.

How much does a fractional CFO cost for a $10M–$50M company?

Expect to pay between $5,000–$15,000/month depending on project scope, industry, and whether you’re preparing for fundraising or M&A.

When should a business hire a fractional CFO?

Once you pass $10M in annual revenue, financial complexity increases. If you're scaling, considering funding, or managing multiple P&Ls, it's likely time to bring on a fractional CFO.

Can a fractional CFO help with due diligence or investor reporting?

Yes—most fractional CFOs handle investor updates, board decks, financial clean-up, and due diligence support for capital raises or acquisitions.

What’s the difference between a controller and a fractional CFO?

A controller focuses on internal reporting and compliance. A fractional CFO provides strategic planning, leadership, and decision support for growth.

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