# Rapid Diligence Alternatives

Rapid Diligence publishes what a report costs before a sales call, which is why it is worth comparing against rather than around: from $16.5k for the full QoE, from $11.2k for the lighter one, and $750 for a pre-LOI screen. A buyer looking past it is usually looking for a smaller number, a different depth, or a firm that will also do the legal side.

The Rapid Diligence review itself: https://searchspheresource.com/resources/rapid-diligence

## What Searchers Use Instead

- SMB Diligence (Custom Pricing, https://searchspheresource.com/resources/smb-diligence): Says its fixed-rate packages run 30% to 50% under market rates and runs the legal diligence beside the numbers, for a self-funded buyer who needs both and cannot spend sixteen thousand on one.
- Bedrock Quality of Earnings (One-Time, https://searchspheresource.com/resources/bedrock-qoe): Agrees one flat fee before any work starts, and its Cash Proof and Red Flag Review reconciles the bank statements to the books, a deeper read than a screen of the CIM and short of a full report.
- Guardian Due Diligence (One-Time, https://searchspheresource.com/resources/guardian-due-diligence): For a buyer who wants the founder leading the work with no handoff to a junior team, plus advisory hours in its Advised QoE; its published tiers hold under $2 million of purchase price.
- Centurica (Custom Pricing, https://searchspheresource.com/resources/centurica): The one to call when the target is an online business, and its $199 quick deal review is the cheapest priced screen on this shelf, about a quarter of the $750 pre-LOI report.
- Boulay (Custom Pricing, https://searchspheresource.com/resources/boulay): For a searcher who wants the tax structure decided by the same firm that writes the report and files the returns afterwards, accepting that no price is published anywhere.

Source: https://searchspheresource.com/alternatives/rapid-diligence
Last checked: 2026-09-07

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