Buy Scale Sell (valuation and diligence)
At a Glance
The published price is the reason to look; read which side each product was written for.
- Pricing
- One-Time, Published per product on its own pages: a valuation report at $1,499, a quality of earnings report at $4,500, a diligence bundle at $9,500, a key-person risk audit at $3,500 and a portfolio valuation at $2,499, with advisory quoted separately.
- Best For
- A buyer who wants to know the price of a second opinion before asking for one
- Roadmap Stages
- 4. Source & Screen Deals5. Diligence & Close the Deal
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Publishes a price for every product on its own pages, which most of this lane quotes instead
- Names this reader directly, listing searchers, business buyers and rollup operators among the people it is built for
- Its blog carries posts dated within the last two months, so the offering is current
Cons
- The published prices are list prices for defined products, and a messy set of books is the case a fixed product handles least well
- It sells to buyers and to exit-ready owners from the same shelf, so a reader should check which side a given product was written for
- No practitioner account of how it handles a deal that goes sideways, which is the thing a fixed price cannot tell you
What Searchers Say
Found in an entrant sweep of firms not previously mapped. Read on its own product pages, where each price is published rather than gated behind a form.