Defined scope / separate proposal
Technical Due Diligence
Know what you are buying before you commit.
What we work through
Technical risk assessment for investors and acquirers across code, architecture, security, team capability and operating constraints.
Who this is for
Investors, acquirers and transaction teams assessing the technical risks behind a company or product.
What the engagement delivers
- A scoped written assessment of code, architecture and engineering operations relevant to the transaction.
- Technical risks, evidence gaps and follow-up questions; review areas and report format are agreed before work begins.
When to choose something else
Legal or financial advice, a valuation opinion or a guarantee about an investment. Access limits and the transaction scope affect what can be assessed.
The boundary matters
- Starting at $7,500 for a defined transaction and codebase scope.
- Not instant checkout, legal advice, financial advice or a guarantee about the investment.
Related work and thinking
Your Code Was Never the MoatEliseo's writing on technical diligence and defensibility; no transaction value or client outcome is implied.
Work directly with Eliseo for founder-led advisory. Selected work shows the kind of systems behind the advice.
How to prepare
- Describe the transaction stage, decision deadline and principal technical questions without sending confidential deal documents.
- Identify the systems and people available for review. Agree confidentiality and secure evidence access before sharing materials.
Keep credentials, private code, documents and customer data out of the inquiry. We agree confidentiality, any pre-read and an appropriate secure access process before reviewing private materials.
Secure sharing and website termsWhat happens next
- Send a scope inquiry with the problem, timeline and budget.
- We review fit and agree a proposal covering outputs, responsibilities, final price and timing before work begins.