What You're Really Paying For
If you run a $2M–$50M construction, trades, or manufacturing business, you're already paying for financial help. Here's what it usually buys you — and what it leaves on the table.
In-house bookkeeper
Keeps the books and records what already happened.
$45K–$65K / year
General CPA
Files the tax return and answers questions once a year.
Reactive, once a year
Nobody owns what's next
No one protects your margin, forecasts your cash, or flags which jobs make money.
The blind spot
The usual upgrade is a fractional CFO — $4,000 to $20,000 a month, and most firms handle strategy only. Your bookkeeping and taxes stay with separate vendors, and you're still the one holding all three pieces together.
We built FGP differently: tax, accounting, and CFO-level strategic finance as one integrated system. One team. One financial picture. One relationship.