Where we would start at a business like yours.

The agents do the same jobs everywhere, but the job that hurts first depends on what you sell. Find your kind of business below.

  1. Agencies and professional services

    Studios, consultancies, law and marketing firms.

    You did the work weeks ago and the invoice is still open. Retainers drift, projects close late, and chasing clients is the job nobody wants.

    Priced on a call, by your workload, your volume and the agents you use. One time onboarding fee of 750 US dollars.

  2. Construction and trades

    Contractors, subcontractors and specialist trades.

    Retainage, lien waivers, insurance certificates and a different payment term on every contract. The paperwork decides when you get paid.

    Priced on a call, by your workload, your volume and the agents you use. One time onboarding fee of 750 US dollars.

  3. Ecommerce and marketplaces

    Direct to consumer brands and marketplace sellers.

    Stripe, Shopify and the marketplace all report different numbers, and the fees, refunds and reserves never match the bank on their own.

    Priced on a call, by your workload, your volume and the agents you use. One time onboarding fee of 750 US dollars.

  4. Venture backed startups

    Seed to Series B, usually without a finance hire.

    The board wants a runway number you can defend, and the software subscriptions keep multiplying.

    Priced on a call, by your workload, your volume and the agents you use. One time onboarding fee of 750 US dollars.

  5. Wholesale, distribution and manufacturing

    Businesses with many vendors, POs and trade customers.

    Hundreds of bills a month, purchase orders to match, and trade customers who pay on their own schedule.

    Priced on a call, by your workload, your volume and the agents you use. One time onboarding fee of 750 US dollars.

  6. Accounting and bookkeeping firms

    Firms running books for many clients.

    More clients than hours. The matching and chasing eats the time you would rather spend reviewing and advising.

    Priced on a call once we have the details.

Something else? If invoices go out and bills come in, one of the agents fits. Book a call and tell us about it.