Speak2MyCV for fractional cfos
Founders approach you before they know what they are asking for. Some need a bookkeeper, some need a raise run, some need a CFO two years from now — and telling them apart currently costs you a call each.
What usually gets in the way
The four things we hear most
“Half your intro calls end with "you are not quite what we need yet".”
Your page answers the qualifying questions — sectors, stage, what you have taken through a raise or an exit — before anyone books time with you.
“Founders ask the same things about your background in a slightly different order every time.”
Upload your CV once and the page handles the repetition, drawing only on what you have actually given it.
“You have no visibility into the enquiries that never turned into a conversation.”
Every visitor question is logged whether or not they got in touch, so the demand you were not seeing becomes something you can read.
“Referrals arrive cold and you have nothing to hand them but a PDF.”
One link that answers back, works on a phone, and captures the contact if they want to take it further.
In an ordinary week
Where it actually shows up
A seed-stage founder wants to know whether you have run a raise at their stage.
They ask the page. The answer comes from your own record, and you get the question logged along with who asked it.
An investor is passing your details to two portfolio companies.
They forward a link that explains you properly rather than a CV attachment nobody opens.
A prospect is ready to talk.
Your booking link is embedded in the page, so they book instead of emailing you to arrange emailing.
You want to see whether the enquiries are getting better or just louder.
The weekly summary shows visitors, the questions they asked and how the leads were flagged.
Questions
Before you sign up
Will it discuss numbers from my client work?
Only what you have chosen to put in. It answers from your uploaded material and nothing else, so anything you leave out simply is not there to be asked about.
Can I keep it private while I try it?
Yes. You control whether your page is public, and you can take it down from the dashboard whenever you want.
What happens when someone asks something I have not covered?
It says it does not have that, rather than guessing. You then see the question in your dashboard, which is often the useful part.
Is this a job-search tool?
No. It is built for people taking inbound enquiries about their practice — answering prospect questions, capturing contacts and flagging which ones matter.
What does it cost to try?
There is a free tier with no card required. Full plan details are on the pricing page.
One link that answers while you work
Upload your CV once. Free to start, no card required.
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Last reviewed 2026-08-06