Garden State Controller Services

Financial clarity, without the full-time overhead.

Fractional controller services for service-based businesses — forecasting, budgeting, and cashflow oversight from a controller who's spent eight years running the books for a company like yours. Fully remote, serving clients across the U.S.

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Services

Flat fee, clearly defined scope

Cashflow forecasting

Rolling forecasts that tell you what's coming before it arrives — built for the reality of a service business's payment cycles.

Budgeting

Annual and quarterly budgets that hold up against what actually happens, with regular check-ins to keep them honest.

Financial oversight

The controller function, without a full-time hire — reconciliations, reporting, and a second set of eyes on the numbers.

Who this is for

Built specifically for service-based businesses — the kind of company I've spent eight years inside of, not a generalist practice trying to speak every industry's language.

Professional services firms Agencies Consultancies Small service companies

"Clarity on your cash flow and your real profit margins — without the cost of a full-time controller."

How it works

Three steps, no surprises
01

Scope call

A conversation about where your books stand today and what financial leadership actually looks like for your business.

02

Flat-fee proposal

A defined scope and a flat monthly fee — no hourly billing, no surprise invoices.

03

Monthly cadence

Ongoing forecasting, reporting, and oversight on a rhythm that fits how your business actually runs.

About

I'm Christine, a Controller with eight years of experience running the finances of a service-based business — forecasting, budgeting, and cashflow, day in and day out.

Garden State Controller Services grew out of that experience: I work alongside your existing CPA or tax advisor, focused entirely on the operational financial function most small service businesses can't yet justify hiring full-time.

Let's talk about your books.

Reach out for a scope call — no obligation, just a conversation about where things stand.