Float Cash Flow vs. Forecastr

Float is great for a startup/small (< 20 employee companies) that have limited resources for keeping an eye on cash flow. Yes, you could hire a contractor CFO, but it would simply be less expensive to use Float and educate yourself a bit about cash flow. For larger companies I feel like you would have a dedicated financial controller or CFO that may already have tools they are familiar with, but this service might also still be useful.

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Forecastr is great for any company who is looking to have clarity like never before on their finances, but it may be especially helpful for startups.

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• Cash flow management.
• Forecasting out how much you can spend.
• Quickbooks integration.

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• Their onboarding with experienced CFO's is extremely helpful
• Their forecasting revenue models are easy to understand
• The budgeting and expenses section is better than anything else I've ever seen before.

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• Quickbooks integration could be improved to automatically include recurring transactions.
• Pricing is a little steep for smaller businesses.

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• More youtube videos on walking through the software would be cool.

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I wish I found Forecastr years ago. No other software has been able to simplify finances with models and forecasting in a very clear manner like this, plus, with the CFO addition, it's a breath of fresh air for the first time in 8 years of business with finances.

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• We've had a positive ROI since we're able to take bigger risks now that we understand how much cash will be in our account on what day.
• We are able to make adjustments to our contractors and services to grow our business faster.

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• With clear data, I'm able to make better financial decisions on hiring/spending

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