Our Billing Explained
And Why That’s Good for You
Let’s address the elephant in the room: yes, we charge by the hour. And we do it unapologetically—because for many clients, it’s the most honest and flexible way to pay for exactly what they need.
But not all hourly billing is created equal. Here’s how our approach eliminates the surprises, games, and grey areas—and puts you in control.
1. You Only Pay for What You Use
No inflated flat rates. No paying for a service tier you don’t need. You get access to experienced professionals, only when you need them.
🟢 We track time down to the task, and every invoice includes detailed breakdowns. There’s no mystery, just transparency.
2. It Scales With Your Needs
Sometimes you need deep financial modeling. Other times, it’s light monthly reconciliations. Hourly billing gives you the agility to scale support up or down—no retainer lock-ins.
You’re not boxed into a package—you get bespoke service based on real-time business complexity.
3. We Document Every Minute
This isn’t vague “administration time.” We log by client, by role, by task—and you get it all. That builds trust and helps you measure ROI clearly.
No black-box billing. You’ll know what we did, how long it took, and how it moved your business forward.
4. It Works Because We Work Efficiently
If hourly billing makes you nervous, it’s usually because you’ve been burned by a firm that took too long, communicated poorly, or didn’t deliver. That’s not us.
🔧 We use modern tools, automated workflows, and experienced staff to move efficiently—not pad hours.
5. We Offer Estimates When Needed
Need a ballpark before we dig in? We provide scoped estimates for projects so you can budget smartly. And we always flag any time deviation before it happens—not after.
6. Why Not Flat Fees? Because One Size Never Fits
Flat-fee pricing often leaves clients overpaying for services they don’t use—or underpaying and getting nickel-and-dimed for “extras.” That’s not alignment.
Hourly billing respects your uniqueness. You get tailored support without inflated margins baked in.
Conclusion
Hourly billing has a bad reputation—mostly because firms use it poorly. We’ve rebuilt the experience around honesty, control, and efficiency. And for many businesses, it’s the smartest way to get expert support that scales with your needs.
Want to see how we scope, estimate, and track time down to the decimal? Let’s talk.