Investor‑grade due diligence. In 48 hours.
A multi-agent research pipeline produces the diligence report an analyst takes a week to write. Investor-grade means: every material claim sourced or labelled, every load-bearing fact checked against its source, one named human signing. One company per report.
One flat fixed quote, in writing · no retainer, no call · free launch reports: 1 of 3 claimed
Gates every draft passes before delivery: an adversarial critique, a machine-checked claim table, a consistency linter.
Express turnaround. Standard lands in five days.
Sections in every report, each the depth of senior analyst work, sourced and signed.
"Couldn't I just ask a chatbot?" A single prompt gives you a plausible summary. Verdict researches ten dimensions separately, checks each claim against its cited source, and is built to hunt for what's wrong, not smooth it over. See the method.
How we tested ourselves
Before selling a single report, we ran Verdict head-to-head against three published investigations and published the finding-by-finding comparison, misses included. Read it and disagree.
An internal comparison, fully disclosed. No third party has graded Verdict yet.
Who it's for
Built for the people writing the check.
A fast, independent outside read for anyone weighing a private company, before the wire goes out.
Angels & syndicates
A second, unconflicted read before you commit to a round.
Search funds & ETA
Diligence on an acquisition target without a full advisory bill.
Secondary & SPV buyers
An outside-in check on a company you can't get into the data room of.
M&A advisors
A sourced first-pass so your team's hours go to the hard calls.
What's inside
A report built for the decision.
Three thousand words, a fixed structure, every material claim sourced or labelled. The verdict sits on page one. Here's a look at four of the ten sections.
How it's made
An orchestrator and a team of researchers.
An orchestrator model splits the company into ten dimensions and briefs a research agent for each, every agent reasons between its tool calls, the way an analyst actually works.
A deliberate pace
One company per report. A handful of reports a week. The depth is the point, so the queue stays short on purpose.
What you get
Every report, four ways.
One run, four formats. The full sourced report, an editable draft your team can work in, a one-page brief a partner reads first, and an IC-ready memo.
Full report
The complete signed report. Verdict, ten sections, every material claim sourced or labelled.
Editable Word
The same report as a .docx you can edit, annotate, and drop straight into your own deal memo.
1-page Exec Brief
The skimmable version a busy partner reads first: verdict, top findings, risks, what would flip it, key questions.
IC memo
The same findings re-templated to the investment-committee memo your fund already circulates.
Launch offer
First three to reach out: your first report free.
The first three people to send me a company get their first full report free, the complete 10-section diligence, verdict and all. Run it against a deal you already closed and compare it to what your team found, or point it at the one on your desk right now. After that, every engagement gets one flat, fixed quote.
Have a company in mind?
Send the name and the decision you're weighing. The verdict lands in five days, or 48 hours on Express.
One flat fixed quote per engagement · free launch reports: 1 of 3 claimed
Backed by the Verdict guarantee: useful, or your money back.