DUE DILIGENCE REPORT · $249 · 24 HOURS
Know what you are buying before you bid.
Paste the listing link at checkout. Within 24 hours you get a written report that checks the seller's numbers against the asking price and lists the questions to ask before you bid. Late means your money back.
Written by Dark Vector Cognition LLC, Austin, Texas. Every figure in the report is traced to its source, so you can check it yourself.
THE OFFER
One listing. One price. One day.
One written report on one listing, in one day, at a price that makes sense before you make an offer.
FIXED PRICE$249 per listing.
A written report on one business listing, checked against the asking price, with the exact questions to put to the seller before you make an offer.
- SCOPE / One listing: a SaaS, an ecommerce store, a content site or a YouTube channel
- INPUT / The listing URL, plus read-only access if the seller grants it
- OUTPUT / A written report by email, ending with the questions to ask the seller
- TIME / Within 24 hours of your order, or your money back
WHAT THE REPORT COVERS
Six things, checked against the asking price.
The point of the report is the price. Every section ends in what it means for the amount you are about to offer.
01
Seller claims vs evidence
Every claim on the listing, set against what the listing itself, the public record and any access you bring can actually show.
02
Revenue, churn and payback math
What the current customers are worth against the asking price, including the case most favorable to the seller, so you know what the price is really paying for.
03
Platform and policy dependencies
The marketplaces, app stores, payment providers, ad networks and platform rules the business needs to keep working, and what happens if one of them changes.
04
Customer and traffic concentration
How much of the revenue or traffic rests on one customer, one partner, one channel or one search ranking.
05
Inconsistencies on the listing
Numbers that do not agree with each other, dates that do not line up, and claims the metrics on the page do not support.
06
Questions to ask before bidding
The exact questions to send the seller, so you bid on answers instead of on the listing copy.
WHO IT IS FOR
The buyer with a listing open in another tab.
Buyers looking at a SaaS, an ecommerce store, a content site or a YouTube channel on Flippa, Acquire or elsewhere, priced roughly $30K to $500K.
YOU HAVE
A listing you like, a seller who wants an offer, and numbers on the page you cannot check on your own in a day.
YOU NEED
To know what the price is paying for, what could break after you buy, and what to ask before you bid, without paying for a week of a diligence firm's time.
SAMPLE REPORTS
Read one before you order.
Sample reports are written on real public listings, from public information only. They show the format and the depth you get.
SAMPLE 01
Subscription SaaS for Amazon authors
The numbers hang together, but the price pays for growth that comes mostly from one partner, and the product depends on how Amazon treats its review system.
Read the report →SAMPLE 02
Ecommerce store selling restored retro handheld consoles
The price is about half of one year's stated profit, but the core product is consoles sold with custom firmware, which raises a legal question a buyer must answer before bidding.
Read the report →SAMPLE 03
Home and DIY content site with display ads and sponsored posts
The title claims almost twice the profit in the listing's own metrics, most revenue seems to come from sources other than display ads, and publishing has nearly stopped.
Read the report →SAMPLE 04
Comedy YouTube Shorts channel built on TV show footage
The channel is real and large, but its income may rest on a footage rights deal the buyer has not seen, and the stated month is about 2.4 times the average the multiple implies.
Read the report →SAMPLE 05
Subscription AI tool that makes phonics materials for teachers
The page gives three different MRR figures, and at the stated churn the current subscribers alone do not repay the asking price.
Read the report →TERMS, IN PLAIN WORDS
What you are agreeing to.
Short, because the offer is simple.
- One report covers one listing.
- Reports use public data plus any read-only access the seller grants.
- The report is not financial, legal or investment advice. The decision to buy, and at what price, is yours.
- Our liability is limited to the fee you paid.
- If the report is not in your inbox within 24 hours of your order, you get your money back.
- Questions before or after you order: hello@darkvectorcognition.ai
$249 · ONE LISTING · 24 HOURS OR YOUR MONEY BACK
Order a report.
Paste the listing link at checkout and pay by card. The report arrives by email within 24 hours, or you get your money back.