Paid pilots for SaaS diligence

A bounded reconciliation of deal claims against your data.

Ask about a pilot

The button opens your own email app addressed to info@predealcheck.com — nothing is sent until you send it. A reply covers scope, the definitions we would agree, and pricing.

What the pilot is

You provide one customer data table and name two metrics. PreDealCheck recomputes each from the table and shows you whether your numbers hold up.

Pricing

EUR 1,000, fixed, for a bounded reconciliation of two metrics against one source table. A quality-of-earnings pass on a deal this size runs EUR 10,000 to 35,000, and published turnarounds range from two to eight weeks. This is a first-engagement price and it will rise once there are cases behind it.

What you receive

• HTML report: Human-readable reconciliation with arithmetic and gaps.
• JSON report: Machine-readable data for verification and re-audit.

Both are for your team's internal use.

Definitions agreed before work starts

• As-of date: when the table represents
• Active definition: which rows count as active
• Revenue definition: which rows count as recurring
• Currency: which currency the amounts are in
• Precision: smallest unit (euros, dollars, cents)
• Tolerance: what gap would trigger pause

These definitions become the contract.

Scope and limits

We reconcile metrics against your table. We do not prepare data, extract documents, or audit source accuracy.

For limitations, see Terms and limitations. For methodology and status, see Methodology and What is and is not built.

Before you send us any real data

These are agreed in writing first, because they are easier to settle before a table changes hands than after.

• Which elements your table contains, and which of them identify a person.
• Where processing may happen, and who on your side may read the table and the report.
• Your retention and deletion requirements, and any restriction your own customers impose on you.
• Your table and your results are never used to train a model or to build a dataset. Using an anonymised pattern from your case would need your separate written permission.
• Every published example uses synthetic data. Your name and your numbers appear in no external material.

Local computation limits data transfer. It is not a compliance determination — see Terms and limitations.