For Fractional CFOs & bookkeepers · $100/month
You inherited the contracts.
Now you can actually read them.
Upload a client's folder, get back every renewal date, payment term, and liability cap, extracted and searchable. $100/mo per client org, unlimited users, so your whole team and theirs can look.
One contract and a full AI review, free, no credit card. The free tier is the demo.
§ 1. Recitals (the part where we acknowledge reality)
Whereas, the job looks like this.
a.Renewals you didn't know about show up as line items.
Auto-renewals routinely leak 5-10% of SaaS spend a year because nobody owns the renewal calendar, and at a small client one bad auto-renew is a material number. The person who signed it has usually left.
Source: SeatCompress, SaaS auto-renewal traps ↗
See also: Business Money, the hidden costs of poor contract management ↗
b.The contracts are in 24 places.
WorldCC's 2025 whitepaper found contract data typically scattered across about 24 systems. That's an enterprise number. At a startup it's Drive, email, DocuSign and a founder's laptop. Concord cites survey data that 71% of businesses can't locate at least 10% of their contracts. You can't forecast obligations you can't find.
Source: WorldCC, contract management research (Aug 2025) ↗
See also: Concord, the hidden costs of ineffective contract management ↗
c.Your retainer is $3k-$12k a month. A $30k CLM is not on the table.
Pilot's cost guide puts fractional CFO engagements in that range, and no client is buying enterprise contract software on top of it. The tooling has to cost less than an hour of you.
§ 2. What version90 does about it
Now, therefore: the same product, pointed at your desk.
01
Archive intelligence
Upload a client's folder as PDF or Word and get back every agreement with parties, term, renewal date, notice window, payment terms and liability cap extracted. Each extracted term links to the clause it came from.
02
Baselines per client
Pin each client's standard terms and see where every vendor draft deviates, clause by clause. The client with a 12-month cap in their standard gets flagged when a vendor's paper says unlimited.
03
Unlimited users, per organization
Each client is its own organization. The founder, the bookkeeper, and you are all in, with no seat charge. Nothing from one client is visible from another, and one login switches between them.
§ 3. Exhibit A
One client's archive, filtered to agreements that auto-renew and sorted by renewal date. The notice window on the first one closes in three weeks. Nobody at the client knew it existed.
Flagged
Renews 2026-11-30 for 12 months. Non-renewal notice due by 2026-10-01. Signed by a former COO.
§ 4. Consideration
One plan. $100/mo.
That's the pricing page.
The incumbents charge tens of thousands a year and make you sit through a demo to find that out. We put our price in a heading. Roughly 95% of the capability at roughly 5% of the price. The missing 5% is mostly the procurement paperwork.
See the whole pricing page anyway →Questions from Fractional CFOs & bookkeepers
Can I manage multiple clients?
Yes. Each client is its own organization with its own documents, archive, baselines, users and billing, and one login can belong to as many organizations as you need. You switch between them inside the app. Nothing from one client is visible from another.
How do I get a client's folder in?
Drag it in. Executed agreements go to the archive as PDF or Word, including signed scans, and extraction runs on each one. Active drafts become workspaces, with title, counterparty and type identified automatically. Archive capacity and top-up rates are on the plan details page.
Is the extraction reliable enough for a board deck?
Every extracted term carries the passage it came from, and Word documents link straight to the clause, so verifying a number takes one click, and you should verify before you rely on it. Extracted terms are informational aids, not legal advice, and a licensed attorney should review anything material.
In witness whereof
Retire the _FINAL_v7 filename.
Start free with one contract and a full AI review, no credit card required. $100/month for every feature when you're ready. Your first contract can be under review in about ninety seconds.