
So You Just Raised Funding—Now What? A SaaS Founder’s Guide
Congrats! You’ve just closed a funding round. The champagne has been popped, LinkedIn is buzzing with your big announcement, and your Slack channels are filled with 🎉 emojis.
Fractional CFO
for B2B SaaS
Congrats! You’ve just closed a funding round. The champagne has been popped, LinkedIn is buzzing with your big announcement, and your Slack channels are filled with 🎉 emojis.
As your B2B SaaS company scales, what worked in the early days—manual processes, basic tools, and ad-hoc decision-making—won’t sustain your next growth phase.
Scaling a SaaS business is exciting, but let’s be real: for many founders managing finances can be a real pain. So how should you manage your financials?
Most B2B SaaS founders have considered exiting their company at one time or another. If your ARR is under $100M, you are usually left with two main options.
Despite the title, this post is not about helping software companies commit fraud on their investors. Instead, we analyze some common ways software companies can mislead investors.
Founders & CEOs often hold tightly to their vision of taking their companies public through an IPO. However, under certain circumstances, this can lead to less-than-ideal outcomes.
SaaS companies can command high valuation multiples. However, it is important to consider that revenue multiples alone do not fully capture the underlying value of a company.
Down rounds have long been a sensitive topic within the startup community, but a “dirty” term sheet may not be the silver bullet founders hope for.
This article aims to provide insights into the revenue recognition process of subscription-based businesses.
The decision to hire a full-time CFO for a young company is a topic of much discussion and debate.
Usage-based pricing is a model in which customers are charged based on their usage of a product or service.
Usage-based revenue is increasingly popular. But it poses new challenges compared to more traditional recurring revenue. Here is how to tackle them.
Accounts receivable is the lifeblood of a business’s cash flow. It helps with cash flow management by telling you which clients owe you money and how much.
With the increasing availability of great finance technology, the focus of finance teams has gradually shifted to the future.
What are the three key areas of focus for a SaaS CFO’s success? Let’s dive in.
Everything you need to know about making a high-quality financial projection as a startup.
Storytelling is a key skill needed to be a CFO. Here’s how you can get better at it.
Read on to find out why the SaaS Quick Ratio can help you tell if it’s time to raise your prices or take corrective action.
How do you go about finding the perfect candidate for your FP&A team? Start by asking these questions.
What’s the difference between bookings vs billings vs revenue? Read on to find out.
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