So now you have gone through it all - you will have built a back-office SaaS stack that can take you from idea, through funding, through the first ~50 or so headcount before hopefully you bring on a CFO or epic COO to transition to the tools that will take you from start-up to true scale.

TLDR: Link up with a top notch banking team, incorporate as a Delaware C-Corp with a streamlined online tool, sign up for a credit card, link it to an expense management tool, and that into an accounting software, add the bill pay tool, launch payroll and benefits and tie it up in a bow with a bookkeeper (or do it yourself) and you have conquered the stack.

With all of these subscriptions assuming that you go with a bookkeeper and have 25 employees and regular flow of expenses your cost might look like this:

Quickbooks: ~$70/mo or $840/yr

Pilot: ~$2k/mo $24k/yr

Credit Cards: Free

Banking: Free

Bill.com ~$120/mo or $1,440/yr

Gusto: ~$339/mo or $4,068/yr

Expensify: ~$225/mo or $2,700/yr

Carta: ~$230/mo or $2,800/yr

This stack will cost you less than $40k a year. It's an integrated set of tools that work together to flow into a single source of truth, managed by a dedicated bookkeeper who keeps on top of accuracy. Frees you to build your company, solve the problems you set out to solve and focus on the important things.

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