What is G-Squared Partners?

G-Squared Partners targets VC-backed and PE-backed companies in the $2-25M revenue range, typically with 10-150 employees. They work across tech, SaaS, commercial real estate, manufacturing, nonprofits, life sciences, and biotech. Theirsweet spot is founder-led businesses that have raised seed or Series A funding and now need strategic finance leadership without a full-time CFO salary.

The firm is NOT ideal for early-stage startups under $1M revenue, companies seeking commodity bookkeeping at the lowest price point, or businesses outside their $2-25M revenue band. Their focus on cultural alignment means they tend to work best with companies that have strong values and established operating rhythms.

Fractional CFO / Outsourced CFO: Part-time or fractional CFO engagement providing strategic finance leadership, board reporting, and capital markets guidance.

Accounting & Bookkeeping: Ongoing accounting support to keep books clean and audit-ready.

Exit Planning Consulting: Strategic guidance for companies preparing for a sale or liquidity event, including M&A readiness.

Profit Improvement & Turnaround Management: Working with underperforming companies to identify margin opportunities and operational improvements.

Audit Preparation: Assisting with audit readiness and coordinating with external auditors.

Finance Team in a Box: A more comprehensive offering providing an entire outsourced finance function.

G-Squared does not appear to offer in-house tax preparation or payroll services, so clients typically need separate providers for those functions.

G-Squared Partners does not publish pricing on their website. Like most boutique fractional CFO firms, they likely structure engagements around monthly retainers or hourly rates depending on scope. Given their mid-market focus ($2-25M revenue), their fees are likely higher than entry-level bookkeeping services but competitive with other boutique fractional CFO providers in the $5-15K/month range for fractional CFO work.

Companies should expect a discovery conversation to align on scope before receiving a proposal. There is no self-serve pricing or standardized plans visible on their site.

Mid-market focus: G-Squared explicitly targets the $2-25M revenue band, which means their tools, processes, and institutional knowledge are built for companies at this stage rather than retrofitted from larger enterprise work.

Culture and retention emphasis: The firm highlights employee retention and cultural alignment as differentiators, suggesting they invest in long-term relationships over transactional engagements.

Strong track record: They cite $600M in financing raised, 50+ M&A transactions led, and a 4.9-star rating from 50+ reviews. Their NPS of 87 versus an industry average of 39 is a meaningful benchmark.

Finance Team in a Box: Their comprehensive offering is a step beyond pure fractional CFO, giving growing companies a more complete outsourced finance function.

Multi-industry expertise: They serve tech, SaaS, CRE, manufacturing, nonprofits, life sciences, and biotech, so they bring cross-industry perspective to their engagements.

No public pricing: Prospects cannot self-assess fit based on cost, requiring a discovery call before understanding whether they're in the right range.

Not a full-service finance office: G-Squared appears to focus on CFO and accounting, with tax and payroll handled separately. Companies wanting a single provider for the entire finance function may need to look elsewhere or cobble together multiple vendors.

Mid-market only: Their $2-25M revenue focus means they may not be the right fit for sub-$1M early-stage startups or companies that have scaled past $25M.

Regional reach: Based in Fort Washington, PA, they may have a geographic bias even if they serve remote clients. Companies outside the Northeast corridor should ask about relevant experience.

Limited transparency on team: The website doesn't clearly introduce the CFOs who would be working with new clients, making it harder to assess the caliber of talent before engaging.

Breadth of services: Eagle Rock CFO operates as a complete outsourced finance office, covering outsourced accounting services, controller services, treasury management, and CFO/FP&A in a single engagement. G-Squared focuses more narrowly on CFO and accounting, with tax and payroll typically outsourced elsewhere.

Full-stack accounting: Eagle Rock starts with the accounting foundation—the books, transactions, and financial statements—which then feeds into strategic FP&A. G-Squared's accounting offering is less clearly a full-service function.

Pricing model: G-Squared's lack of public pricing makes it harder to compare value. Eagle Rock's more structured engagement model may offer more predictability for companies that prefer clarity on costs upfront.

Scale flexibility: Eagle Rock serves companies from $5M to $50M+ revenue, a broader range than G-Squared's $2-25M sweet spot.

Team transparency: Eagle Rock's model provides clarity on the team structure and how engagements are staffed, which some companies prefer over an unknown individual.

If you're in the $2-25M range and want a CFO-focused engagement with strong references, G-Squared is worth a conversation. If you'd rather have the full finance function under one roof without managing multiple vendor relationships, Eagle Rock CFO is the stronger fit.

G-Squared Partners focuses exclusively on the $2-25M revenue segment, bringing specialized experience for VC-backed and PE-backed companies.

Their Finance Team in a Box offering is more comprehensive than a typical fractional CFO engagement, providing a fuller outsourced finance function.

Strong social proof: $600M raised, 50+ M&A transactions, NPS of 87 versus industry average of 39.

No public pricing—prospects need to schedule a discovery call to understand cost.

Tax and payroll are handled separately, so companies need to plan for multiple vendors if they use G-Squared.

Their Fort Washington, PA location may matter for companies that prefer in-person CFO work in the Northeast.

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See our outsourced controller services and accounting services for what that includes.