Full-Time
Controller
Boom Pay
51-200 employees
Reports rent payments to credit bureaus
Compensation Overview
$170k - $180k/yr
Austin, TX, USA
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- CPA or equivalent experience managing audit processes and ASC 606 compliance.
- Five to eight years of progressive accounting experience in SaaS or technology companies.
- Experience leading or owning a financial close process.
- Strong understanding of SaaS metrics and revenue recognition principles.
- Hands-on experience with AI tools, including building automations, using AI assistants to accelerate workflows, or deploying agents in a business context.
- Proven ability to implement and optimize accounting systems, integrations, and workflow automations.
- Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced, high-growth environment with minimal organizational layers.
- Own all aspects of accounting operations, including monthly close, reconciliations, and financial reporting.
- Manage the general ledger, ensuring accuracy, consistency, and compliance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles and Accounting Standards Codification 606.
- Oversee revenue recognition, contract setup, and integration of billing data from Stripe and other systems.
- Prepare for the company’s first fiscal year 2026 audit, ensuring systems and documentation are audit-ready.
- Design and deploy artificial intelligence agents for accounts receivable, accounts payable, and reconciliation workflows to reduce manual touch points and accelerate the close.
- Evaluate, implement, and maintain automation and artificial intelligence-based tools to improve close speed, accuracy, and financial visibility.
- Manage expense and card program operations, including policy enforcement and spend analytics.
- Partner with the Chief Financial Officer on system selection, including the transition from QuickBooks Online to Rillet and Campfire, integration, and rollout of financial planning and analysis and reporting platforms.
- Support the development of scalable accounting and finance infrastructure to grow with the business.
- Collaborate cross-functionally with revenue operations, finance, and go-to-market teams to align processes and data flows.
BoomPay is a fintech service that helps people build credit by reporting rent payments to all three major credit bureaus. It verifies rent payment data and reports it quickly, often within 24 hours for one-off verifications, and provides ongoing monthly reporting for subscribers. The app is designed for ease of use and fast turnaround, with users reporting average credit score gains of about 28 points in two weeks and up to 127 points in one month. BoomPay aims to enable people to access better financial products by improving their credit scores through reliable, timely rent reporting.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Seed
Total Funding
$4.5M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2020
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Boom updated product releases on July 24, 2026, showing active roadmap velocity.
- GoRedwood partnered with Boom on July 26, 2026, validating property-manager demand.
- Boom’s June 2026 app update and offline mode signal continued consumer engagement.
What critics are saying
- BBB complaints and Trustpilot reviews expose refund and customer-service friction.
- Boom depends on bureau furnishing rules; Experian, Equifax, or TransUnion can tighten standards.
- Entrata, Yardi, and AppFolio can bundle native reporting and squeeze Boom’s distribution.
What makes Boom Pay unique
- Boom reports rent to Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion within 24 hours.
- Boom’s B2B platform now integrates with Yardi, AppFolio, Entrata, and Buildium.
- Boom combines renter app reporting with property-manager SaaS, not just consumer credit tools.
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Boom, an Austin, TX-based rent reporting platform, acquired Alpaca, a platform of renters on social media globally. The amount of the deal was not disclosed. This acquisition will allow Boom to expand its distribution to over 6 million US renters, increasing access to its rent reporting product that allows consumers to build their credit scores and in turn supports their homeownership goals. As part of the acquisition, the company will now have localized presence in communities and geographies as large as New York City (its “New York City Housing, Rooms, Apartments, Sublets” community) and as locally specific as University of California, Riverside (its “UC Riverside (UCR) Housing, Rooms, Apartments, Sublets” community).Led by second-time founders Rob Whiting (ex-BCG, Rubicon) and Kirill Moizik (Eco, Technion, Grubhub), Boom provides an app that enables renters to build credit with their rent payment. The solution is available in the App Store, Google Play Store and at www.boompay.app. The company is backed by Starting Line, Clocktower Ventures, Gilgamesh Ventures (Petal co-founders), and William Hockey and Zach Perret (Co-founders of Plaid) who anchored Boom’s pre-seed round, joined by Harry Stebbings and others from places like Cash App, Mint House, Landis, Party Round, and Redfin.Led by Adrian Cabrera, CEO, Alpaca owned a large global network of housing rental groups on Facebook
Boom, a rent reporting platform, has successfully garnered $4.5m in a seed funding round.