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Due diligence for buying a business

Find out what you're really buying before you sign. A guided checklist, AI that reads the seller's documents, and a decision tree that tells you how confident you can be.

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  1. Step 1

    Follow the checklist

    86 items across 18 areas: what to ask the seller for, what good looks like, and the red flags. Florida rules included.

  2. Step 2

    Upload the seller's documents

    Tax returns, P&Ls, bank statements, leases, contracts, UCC searches and more. AI reads each one and pulls out the key numbers, problems and questions for the seller.

  3. Step 3

    Grade the evidence

    Each item is rated from "verified by a third party" down to "seller says so" or "contradicted", so you can see how much the numbers can be trusted.

  4. Step 4

    Walk the decision tree

    Eight gates, from deal-breakers to price. Built-in checks catch earnings that don't match deposits, weak debt coverage, customer concentration, short leases and more.

  5. Step 5

    Decide with confidence

    Proceed, proceed with conditions, renegotiate, or walk away, with the reasons, your renegotiation asks and closing conditions. Download it all as a Word report.

What it covers

Financial records · Quality of earnings & cash proof · Taxes · Legal & corporate · Contracts · Real estate & lease · Customers & revenue · Sales & marketing · Employees & HR · Operations & seller dependence · Assets & inventory · IP & technology · Licenses & permits · Insurance & claims · Environmental · Industry rules · Seller & transition · Financing & deal structure

This tool organizes your own diligence. AI readings can be wrong, and the rules marked “rule of thumb” are common practice, not law. It isn't legal, tax or investment advice: review the purchase with your attorney, CPA and lender before you sign.