The firm provides outsourced accounting, bookkeeping, and fractional CFO services to founder-run companies, with financial reporting delivered every week.
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Weekly Accounting is an outsourced accounting firm that delivers financial reporting to founder-run companies on a weekly cadence rather than at month-end or tax time. The firm was co-founded by John Zdanowski, who serves as CEO, alongside partner Jeff Abrams, and reports that it has operated for more than a decade. Its services cover outsourced accounting, bookkeeping, and fractional CFO work. The service is delivered remotely, which puts it within reach of founder-run companies in the Valley without a local firm's overhead.
The firm's stated focus is operational rather than purely statutory. "We focus on the Revenue Engine and Unit Economics," the company says, "not just your Income Statement and Balance Sheet." Client data is consolidated into what the firm calls a Weekly Data Warehouse, built on a secured Google database. Onboarding runs a structured four weeks covering chart-of-accounts cleanup, system integration, custom reporting, and team training.
Weekly Accounting works with founder-run businesses of up to 150 employees, across direct-to-consumer brands, marketing agencies, e-commerce, SaaS, and small-to-medium businesses. For companies beyond basic bookkeeping, the firm adds fractional CFO services and financial modeling. It works alongside clients' existing CPAs and accountants, supplying tax-ready documentation, reconciliations, and financial statements.
The firm describes its client base as more than 125 profitable businesses, served over more than a decade of operation.
Consultations can be scheduled at weeklyaccounting.com.
