For scale-ups

    A CFO for your scale-up, ready for the next stage

    A CFO for a scale-up builds the financial foundation fast growth needs: reliable reporting, a clear view of burn rate and runway, and a financial model that convinces investors. A fractional CFO does this part time, until the company is big enough for a full-time CFO.

    Recent result: 500K raised for a food and beverage company. Experience from bootstrapped start-ups to scale-ups with over €20 million in funding, from deeptech and SaaS to FMCG.

    Sound familiar?

    • You grow fast, but your finance processes don't keep up
    • You don't know exactly how many months of runway you have left
    • Your board and investors ask for reporting you build by hand every time
    • A new funding round is coming, but your model isn't investor ready
    • You rely on spreadsheets nobody fully trusts anymore

    What I do for scale-ups

    Frequently asked questions

    When does a scale-up need a CFO?

    Usually when growth outpaces the finance processes: ahead of a funding round, when the board asks for structured reporting, or when burn rate and runway become unclear.

    Fractional or full-time CFO for a scale-up?

    A fractional CFO fits as long as you can't fill or fund a full-time role. They set up the structure and often help hire the full-time CFO later.

    Does a fractional CFO help with a funding round?

    Yes. At Monastrell this covers a readiness check, an investor grade financial model, pitch deck review, a data room and support through due diligence until closing.

    Which sectors do you have experience in?

    From deeptech and SaaS to FMCG, and from bootstrapped start-ups to scale-ups with over €20 million in funding.

    Running an SME? See CFO for SMEs

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