The finance engine for B2B startups
See what’s next, not what already happened.The first finance system that grows your business
We help the most ambitious founders scale their bold startups into generational companies
“With Quill I'm not chasing anymore. The numbers come to me before I think to ask.”
Ian Cohen · Co-Founder & CEO, LokkerBacked by Ulu Ventures
A new kind of finance
100%
Of clients close monthly within three business days of month-end.
$750M+
Raised across rounds we've helped founders prepare.
20+ hours
A month unblocked for the decisions that grow the business.
Anticipatory by design
Work is delivered where you already are: in Slack. Items requiring your attention are proactively flagged to you and your team.
Morning Maya. Heads up: the two engineering hires you signed last week hit payroll on Sep 1. That adds $38k/mo in burn.
Runway moves from 23.1 to 21.4 months on the current plan. You still clear the Series B window with room.
The model has been updated, as has the board deck for Thursday.
The onboarding pack is scheduled to go out to both engineers on Monday.
Self-learning from the start
From the first close, every task, process, call, Slack and email becomes a memory that maps how your company actually works. Never start from scratch again.
Full stack finance, from month close to AR/AP, revenue recognition, capital allocation, and everything in between.
The brain learns how money moves through your company, helping our team to optimize and grow your business.
Mission control for your back office
Quill connects to the systems your business runs on: your general ledger, payroll, expense management, and banking platforms - to create a unified view of your business and orchestrate your back office operations.
A system, not another hire
Most startups consider making their first full-time finance hire around Seed - Series A, but it rarely goes as planned. Those hires are buried under day-to-day operations as they try to set up scalable back office systems so they can focus on strategic work, where they excel. Just like fractional CFOs, they default to continuing to outsource work to bookkeepers who don’t actually know your business, and stitching together point solutions, creating siloes and redundancies.
Quill is the first finance system that actually grows your business, because it knows your business. By owning all of the operations, we create a single point of view into the company and a single point of accountability. We operate as the CFO, Head of Finance, bookkeeper and HR specialist. By Series C, Quill replaces 2-4 dedicated finance hires. Quill is the best of both worlds - the accountability and expertise of a CFO with the scalability of a back office system built from the ground up for busy founders.
The finance engine that does the work you shouldn’t be doing yourself
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