Technical Due Diligence — Fixed Fee, On Your...

Know what you're buying — before you sign

A mispriced deal or a post-close rewrite is a six-to-seven-figure mistake. Technical due diligence is a fixed fee with a delivery date: an independent report scored across eight dimensions — architecture, security, code quality and open-source exposure, IP and vendor contracts, data governance, operations and resilience, and team/key-person risk — written for an investment committee or lender and signed by the senior technologist who did the work. Standard $7,500 for one product and a team up to 10; Extended from $15,000 for multiple codebases, 11–40 engineers, or compliance-heavy scope. Never a percentage of the deal.

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Standard ([[DD-STANDARD]]) covers one product or codebase, a target engineering team of up to 10, and up to four team interviews, delivered in two weeks. Extended ([[DD-EXTENDED]]) covers multiple codebases or products, 11–40 engineers, or compliance-heavy scope such as SOC 2 or HIPAA, delivered in three weeks. Both tiers cover all eight assessment dimensions — from architecture and security to IP, data governance, and key-person risk — and end in the same IC/lender-ready scored report; the scoping call confirms which tier fits the target's footprint.

The scoping call is thirty minutes to confirm the target's technical footprint — codebases, team size, compliance surface. You get a fixed fee and a delivery date in writing, plus an access checklist (repositories, documentation, interview list). Work starts the day access lands, and the 48–72-hour readout clock starts with it.

The preliminary verbal readout lands 48–72 hours after we get access — early enough to act while your exclusivity window is still open. The full written report follows at the end of the engagement: two weeks on Standard, three on Extended, scheduled around your committee dates.

The fee is set by the target's technical footprint before work starts, not by the hour — so there is no meter running mid-deal. And it is never a percentage of the transaction: no success fees means the report reads the same whether you close or walk away, which is exactly what makes it defensible in front of an investment committee or lender.

Undisclosed codebases or products discovered mid-engagement — anything outside the footprint confirmed at scoping. Work pauses while the addition is quoted, so the fee never silently grows. Work beyond the tier caps (extra interviews, additional systems) is billed at [[PROGRAM-OVERAGE-RATE]], agreed in writing first.