Forensic diligence, priced per deal
A same-day, evidence-cited challenge to a seller’s numbers.
For the self-funded searcher buying $200k–$2M of SDE, on a 60–90 day LOI clock, before the down payment is spent proving the seller was telling the truth.
Priced per deal, not per hour.
Machine-run, start to finish
Machine-run forensic diligence, priced per deal instead of per hour. The test battery runs the same checks whether a deal closes in a week or drags for two months on the LOI clock.
What restarts the check
Trigger: a document arrives from the seller or broker — new bank statements, a revised add-back schedule, a fresh tax return. Each one re-opens the deal and re-runs the test battery against it.
Two products.
Both through hosted checkout.
Priced per deal instead of per hour, and paid the same way every time — no invoices, no retainer.
The moment
The buyer sees the Tie-Out variance for the first time.
A real number, from their own documents, with the Exhibit beside it. Not a summary of the seller’s story — a check against it.
“The seller’s story, checked.”
Built for the buyer holding the clock.
- A first-time buyer, on their own clock
- Self-funded searcher, 30–55, usually an ex-corporate operator, working a 60–90 day LOI window.
- Money that is already spent
- An SBA 7(a) loan in progress, their own down payment on the line, and the debt personally guaranteed.
- A deal in a specific range
- $200k–$2M of SDE, at a $500k–$5M price — small enough that no one else checks the seller’s story for them.
The seller’s story, checked.
Machine-run forensic diligence, priced per deal, before the LOI clock runs out.