What shapes your plan — and the default model most CFOs start with.
An ongoing plan for ongoing monitoring and prevention, rather than a one-time engagement.
Priced against a defined scope, or tied directly to what's actually recovered.
Scaled to your transaction volume and historical spend trends.
Company size, industry, and geography all factor into the right structure.
Which offerings you engage — AP analytics, spend forensics, contract analytics — shapes scope and cost.
The model most CFOs start with is 100% contingency: no setup fee, no monthly retainer, and no cost if a scan comes back clean. Fintralis is paid a share of what's actually recovered — so pricing conversations start from your data, not a rate card.
Fintralis works on 100% contingency. There is no setup fee, no monthly retainer, and no cost if the audit recovers nothing. Fees are a percentage of funds actually returned to you, so the engagement only costs money when it has already produced money.
Contingency pricing means the provider is paid from recovered funds rather than billed hours or licence fees. If a scan comes back clean, you owe nothing. It aligns incentives: the provider only earns by finding real, documented, recoverable money.
Yes. Alongside contingency, Fintralis offers subscription, fixed or outcome-based, and volumetric pricing. The right structure depends on company size, transaction volume, and which offerings you engage. Most finance teams start with contingency because it carries no downside risk.