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Sell-side technical due diligence is the same independent review an acquirer or investor would run, commissioned by the company being examined. It reviews architecture, security, code quality and open-source exposure, IP and vendor contracts, data governance, operations and resilience, and team/key-person risk. Findings are priced in engineering-months and dollars, with a fix-or-document call for each. Standard is $7,500 for one product and a team up to 10; Extended starts at $15,000 for multiple products or codebases, 11–40 engineers, or compliance-heavy scope.
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It is the same independent technical review an acquirer or investor would run: architecture; security; code quality and open-source exposure; IP and vendor contracts; data governance; operations and resilience; and team and key-person risk.
Run it before a raise or going to market, while there is still time to address findings. It can also help after a near miss, when a previous process surfaced issues you would rather not concede on again.
The review covers the same technical dimensions. The difference is who commissions it and when: a seller commissions the review on their own company before a raise or sale; a buyer commissions it on a company they are considering acquiring or investing in.
Each finding gets a fix-or-document call. The report prices remediation in engineering-months and dollars, helping you decide what to address before the process and what to explain clearly.
Standard is $7,500 for one product and a team of up to 10. Extended starts at $15,000 for multiple products or codebases, 11–40 engineers, or compliance-heavy scope. Work beyond the agreed caps is billed only at an overage rate agreed in writing first.
