Do things that don’t scale.
Bookkeeping isn’t one of them.
Cabot is the AI finance and ops firm for venture-backed startups. Agents do the routine work across your books, taxes, and ops with CPA review and sign-off.
Why choose Cabot
You’ve tried outsourcing your books before. Here’s why it didn’t work.
Traditional outsourced firms
SlowOct books close by the 3rd week of Nov
Every question waits a day. The mistakes surface the week of your board meeting. Closes still take 2-3 weeks and no one can confidently state ARR.
AI tools
IncorrectFast answers, last year’s revenue restated twice
An assistant bolted onto the same manual process. A few steps get faster. It categorizes everything confidently, including the things it got wrong.
Cabot
Reviewed and Signed OffAgents do the work. An accountant signs off.
Startup speed with professional judgment on everything that matters. Books are ready to close the day the month ends.
How it works
Agents do the work. Accountants are accountable for it.
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Agents do the routine work
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An accountant reviews and signs off
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You get numbers you can explain
Where agents stop
- Never pay a bill without approval
- Never file an unsigned return
- Never send anything to your board unreviewed
Services
Make something people want. We’ll handle everything else.
Finance and ops from one team, for U.S. and Canadian startups from seed to Series C. Start with what you need now and add the rest as you raise.
Accounting
Money in, money out and the books behind them, kept current.
Operations
Payroll, people and the back office, run by the same team as your books.
Strategic Finance
Plan, raise and report with a CFO whose team does the work.
Solutions by stage
From first check to first audit to first acquisition.
Seed
Set up books your Series A investors will trust.
See this stage →Series A
Your first real board deserves a real board pack.
See this stage →Series B
Scale finance without hiring a finance team yet.
See this stage →Series C and beyond
Tender offers, acquisitions and annual audits, handled.
See this stage →Start before you need to
Good companies come to us three weeks before a board meeting. Great ones come the day they close a round. Book 15 minutes to see what we’d fix first.