The problem
By the time you can afford a real QofE, you've already spent two weeks on a deal that was never going to clear. Brokers are optimists. CIMs are sales documents. SDE add-backs are aspirational.
Tearsheet doesn't replace your accountant — but it gets you 80% of the way to a memo before you spend a dollar. Every memo cites where it's confident, flags where it's guessing, and ends with the questions you should be emailing the broker today.
What it does
Paste a listing or broker package. Get a full memo: business overview, SDE analysis, owner-transition risk, deal killers, recommended price bracket, pre-LOI diligence checklist.
Triage in 60 seconds. Fit score against your criteria, SDE quality, transition score, the 8-12 specific questions to email the broker before you do anything else.
Before you bid, know the niche. Typical SDE multiples, owner-transition norms, common deal killers in this industry, recommended acquisition thesis variants.
See it on real deals
Three actual memos Tearsheet generated on representative SMB deals. Each was reviewed by Claude Opus before delivery. Click through, judge for yourself.
Houston metro · 14 routes · $420K SDE
Read the full memo$2.4M asking · 22 yrs · scoring against criteria
Read the full memoMultiples · transition norms · deal killers
Read the full memoEvery output ends with a Claude Opus review pass. Unverified claims are flagged inline. Reviewer notes explain what was changed and what still needs human eyes.
Numbers are marked with confidence. Inferred SDE ranges are labeled as inferred. The memo tells you what it doesn't know, which is more useful than what it pretends to.
Plan → analysis → draft → verification. Each step is visible with its tokens, cost, and elapsed time. No black box. No one-shot magic.
Pricing
For trying it on one deal
For active deal flow
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