Centurica
At a Glance
The default QoE shortlist entry when the target is an online business; for Main Street deals, compare it against searcher-focused shops like Guardian.
- Pricing
- Custom Pricing, Full QoE and due-diligence engagements are quote-based (packages sit behind a pricing request). Productized entry points are published on its shop: Quick Deal Review $199, LOI Draft $400, extended pre-LOI M&A advisory $599 (centurica.com, July 2026). Full engagements stay quote-based and are priced on the purchase price and the scope, with most projects running three to four weeks.
- Best For
- Buyers of online and digitally native businesses who want diligence from a firm that lives in that deal type, or anyone who wants a sub-$600 productized second opinion before an LOI
- Roadmap Stages
- 4. Source & Screen Deals5. Diligence & Close the Deal
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Deep specialization in online-business diligence since 2013, a segment generalist QoE shops handle poorly
- Published low-cost entry products let you start under $600 before committing to a full engagement
- High-volume practice; the firm claims 500+ transactions reviewed in the last year
Cons
- Core QoE pricing is not published; quotes only
- Volume and vetting claims are the vendor's own, and the most detailed reviews sit on lead-gen or competitor sites
- The site discloses little about who staffs engagements today, so ask who actually does your work
What Searchers Say
Diligence roundups from 2025 and 2026 consistently shortlist Centurica for online-business QoE at mid-tier pricing, and client testimonials describe responsive, on-time work. Independent forum sentiment is thin; ask for recent references on your specific deal type.