Grasp · Diligence
The Grasp Diligence Report
Acquiring a software company, auditing your own codebase, or losing a senior
engineer? The paid engagement goes far beyond the free scan.
What you receive, in five business days
- Two Grasp Scores, not one — the churn view (where risk is accumulating now) and
the windowless survivorship view (git-blame attribution of every surviving line: what fraction of
the asset you're buying or running has a living author).
- Dark-code inventory — every module ranked by comprehension risk, with the specific
freeze-and-document candidates named.
- Key-person concentration table — who holds what share of the living code; the
succession, retention-package, and offboarding picture.
- Full-coverage review forensics — every attributable merge analyzed, not a sample:
unreviewed merges, AI-only review, approval latency versus change size.
- The evidence bundle — raw JSON behind every figure, so your analysts can independently
re-derive each number. That's what makes it diligence-grade rather than an opinion.
- Analyst findings + a one-hour readout with your deal or engineering team, and 30 days
of follow-up questions.
Access, your choice: grant read-only repo access and
we run it — or run our engine inside your own network and send back only the metadata bundle, so
code never crosses your wall (the usual path for M&A targets under NDA).
Fixed fees: $2,500 single repo · $7,500 full target (up to 10 repos) · $1,500 departure
audit, 48-hour turnaround.
See a real sample diligence
report before you spend a dollar.