48-hour Deal Desk Sprint
Pre-LOI deal review before your next broker call, LOI, or lender conversation.
Send the listing, CIM, or broker packet. We return a Tearsheet memo, red-flag brief, broker-question draft, and pursue / pause / ask-more triage view within 48 hours after usable materials arrive.
One-time $199 · no subscription · Stripe Checkout · refund if we miss the 48-hour delivery promise
After payment
1. Send materials
Add a public listing link, deadline, or decision context in Checkout, then forward confidential materials to hello@usetearsheet.com.
2. We run the sprint
We run a multi-pass Tearsheet workflow to separate provided facts, assumptions, red flags, and unknowns.
3. You get the next email
Delivery includes a copy-paste broker-question draft and a practical pursue / pause / ask-more call.
What to send
Listing URL, CIM, teaser, broker packet, or broker email.
Asking price, reported revenue, and SDE/EBITDA if available.
Known add-backs, owner role, customer concentration, or financing concerns.
Your next decision: broker call, IOI, LOI, lender conversation, investor update, or pass/pursue call.
Your buyer criteria or hard-pass rules if they matter to the read.
Deadline or meeting time if the sprint is time-sensitive.
Confidentiality and scope
Send only what you are comfortable sharing for a pre-LOI outside pass. Anonymized materials are fine if the numbers and deal facts stay readable.
What we need
A listing, CIM, broker packet, broker email, or summary with asking price, revenue, SDE, owner role, and your next decision.
What we do not need
Bank logins, SSNs, tax IDs, employee personal data, full customer names, or anything you are not allowed to share under an NDA.
Thin materials are okay
When the packet is thin, the output should be a sharper broker question set, not false certainty.
Your decision stays yours
We help separate provided facts, assumptions, and unknowns. We do not tell you to buy, invest, lend, or sign an LOI.
What makes it worth $199
The buyer job is not to get a generic memo. It is: before the next broker call, decide what must be true for this deal to stay alive, what could kill it, and what to ask for next.
Read the composite sample sprintA sharper broker email
Questions ranked by whether they change price, financing, or pass/fail risk.
SDE skepticism
Owner replacement, add-backs, DSCR, and asking multiple checked against the facts provided.
Evidence Ledger
Provided facts, derived checks, assumptions, unknowns, and diligence actions are separated instead of blended.
Quality gate
Automated checks look for vague AI filler, advice-risk language, arithmetic mistakes, and unsupported certainty before delivery.
Send the deal
Forward the listing, CIM, broker packet, or broker summary for one active target.
Run the memos
Tearsheet produces pre-LOI memos with uncertainty and diligence gaps labeled.
Sharpen the broker email
The workflow ranks the questions so your next email is specific and useful.
48-hour delivery
Clock starts when usable deal materials are received.
Best fit
You have one active SMB target and a broker call, IOI, LOI, or investor/lender conversation coming up.
You have at least a listing, CIM, broker package, broker email, or enough written facts to analyze.
You want a practical second opinion before paying for deeper legal, accounting, lending, or QoE work.
Not a fit
You need legal, tax, accounting, lending, investment, or Quality of Earnings advice.
You want us to bless a deal despite thin, inaccessible, or contradictory materials.
You need a multi-target market scan, valuation database, or full post-LOI diligence process.
What you get
One quality-gated Acquisition Memo on the submitted active deal.
SDE and add-back skepticism pass.
Ranked red flags and diligence gaps.
Copy-paste broker-question email draft.
Deadline-aware triage view when you provide timing context.
Go / no-go / ask-more triage view.
Brief follow-up clarification on the submitted target when it materially improves the sprint.
If we cannot return a memo, risk brief, and broker-question draft within 48 hours of receiving usable materials, you get a refund. Usable materials means we can access enough deal information to produce the memo, such as a listing, CIM, broker package, or broker email; if access is blocked or materials are incomplete, we will ask for what is missing and the clock starts when we receive it. Tearsheet is pre-LOI triage, not legal, tax, accounting, lending, investment, or Quality of Earnings advice.