Senior judgement for the decisions that matter.
Forecasting, pricing, cash, hires, lender and board packs. A CFO on call every month, without the salary.
From $1,500 a month. Scoped to what the free review finds. Stop any month.
This month’s noteCash is comfortable through week 7. The one decision this month is the second project hire: it fits if the retention releases in November as scheduled.
Your bookkeeper tells you what happened. A CFO tells you what to do about it.
Which of these matter depends on your business: its stage, its margins, its cash. The free review tells you which ones matter for yours, and what each is worth.
Cash flow forecasting.
A three-way forecast that shows the low point months out, so cash stops being a surprise the morning it hits.
Monthly numbers you can run on.
A management pack by the fifth business day, in the language of your business, with commentary on what needs a decision.
Margin by job, client and crew.
Which work makes money, which is subsidised, and the quoting rules that stop it.
Pricing and profit improvement.
Where the margin leaks and what to charge so it exists before you win the job.
Funding, banks and refinance.
The model and the pack lenders accept, prepared by someone who has sat on your side of the table through one.
Board and owner reporting.
KPI dashboards and board packs that say what is happening and what to do, not just what happened.
Scaling, hiring and exit planning.
What the next $5M needs from the finance function, when to hire, and what a buyer will want to see.
Automation in the finance function.
Reconciliation, reporting and cash tracking that shouldn’t need a person, set up once and running without you.
Oversight of your bookkeeper and accountant.
Someone senior confirming the numbers are right before you act on them, and training your person to run what gets built.
The kind of visibility you get every month.
An example of a monthly pack: four sheets, the decisions that need you, and the risks worth watching. Yours is built around your business and the numbers you decide on, so it will look different. Click through the four sheets, open the decisions, change the cash floor. Illustrative numbers: no client’s file is ever used in marketing.
In their own words.
“When our previous CFO moved on, Liam stepped in as our fractional CFO and has been the person we go to for anything complex in our finances since. He prepares the financial statements for our group entities, ran our annual budgeting process, and owns the forecasts our external stakeholders rely on. When we changed payroll and HR platforms mid-year, he delivered the migration on schedule, with every employee record and leave balance reconciled. He is highly responsive and turns urgent work around at short notice.”
“Liam rebuilt our budget from the bottom up and restructured the ledger so we could actually see delivery margins and where payroll was really going… The reporting was genuinely useful: true cash position after obligations, utilisation by consultant, and straight commentary on what needed a decision each month. Always delivered on time, no fuss, and having clean numbers made life easier when the business changed hands.”
From $1,500 a month. No lock-in.
| The free finance review | Free | A 20 minute call, then a written review within 24 hours. It sets the scope. |
|---|---|---|
| CFO Advisory | From $1,500 a month | A fixed monthly fee for the scope the review found: the monthly pack, the forecast kept current, a standing call, and Liam on the phone between them. Stop any month. |
| A Finance Rebuild first | $15,000 to $40,000 | If the systems need building first. Fixed fee, typically $15,000 to $40,000. Scoped and priced after the free review, against what the rebuild will save you. Finance Rebuild. |
Start with the free review.
It shows what is worth doing and sets the scope, so the monthly fee covers that and nothing else.
Ask Liam directly.
If Infraxus already does your accounting or bookkeeping, Liam knows your file. Reply to your monthly note or email him and he will scope it with you.
Before you start.
Q01What does $1,500 a month get me?
Whatever the review says you need, scoped to that and nothing more: monthly numbers, a forecast kept current, a standing call, and Liam on the end of the phone between them. The price is fixed to that scope, and there’s no lock-in: you can stop any month.
Q02Is this the same as a fractional, outsourced or virtual CFO?
Yes. They’re different names for the same role: CFO-level judgement for a business that doesn’t need a full-time CFO. Here it starts with a free written review, so you know what you’re paying for before you pay.
Q03I already have an accountant and a bookkeeper.
Keep them. They handle compliance and the ledger, and they should. This is the job neither of them is doing: forward numbers, margin by job and client, cash you can see coming, and the decisions that sit on top of all three.
Q04Who does the work?
Liam. Every call, every pack and every decision. Not a team you never meet, and not someone learning on your file.
Q05Where are your clients?
New Zealand, Australia and the United States. Calls are by phone or video, and your data stays in your own accounting system. How it’s handled is on the security page.
Start with a free finance review.
A 20 minute call, then a written review within 24 hours: what is costing you money, what to fix first, and what could run without a person. Yours to keep whatever you decide.
Need accounting or bookkeeping? A full accounting firm in New Zealand, bookkeeping in Australia and the United States, from $149 a month.
What happens next.
- 01You pick a time for the 20 minute call, straight after a short form.
- 02Nothing to prepare. Twenty minutes, phone or video, whichever you prefer.
- 03Your written review lands within 24 hours, then a call where Liam walks you through it.