Paste a CIM. Princely checks the seller's numbers against themselves, flags what does not hold up, and hands you a verify-before-LOI list. Minutes, not hours.
EBITDA overstated about 8%: a tax line added back that should not apply on a pass-through.
Priced at 2.60× SDE versus a 4.75× market median, a real discount.
Princely works at the two moments that decide a deal: a fast read on every candidate before you commit, then a full verification once one reaches LOI and the data room opens.
Paste a CIM or broker listing. Princely checks the seller’s numbers against themselves and hands you a verify-before-LOI list. Minutes, not hours.
Once the data room opens, Princely checks those numbers against the real records: bank statements, the general ledger, and tax returns.
Drop a CIM, P&L, or broker listing, or paste the numbers. One document is enough to start.
What ties out, what is overstated, and what to question, in plain language with the math shown.
A diligence checklist built from the exact issues in your deal, so nothing slips through.
The free screen reads the seller’s CIM. Once you sign an LOI and the data room opens, a full Quality of Earnings checks those numbers against the actual records: bank statements, the general ledger, and tax returns.
Tie revenue and expenses to real bank activity, to within about 1%.
Reconcile the books against the tax returns and the bank statements.
Every owner add-back surfaced and scored, yours to confirm.
The cash-free, debt-free target you’ll negotiate at close.
A full Quality of Earnings, not a formal CPA attestation; verify with a licensed CPA before closing.
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Drop a CIM, P&L, tax return, or broker listing, or paste the numbers. One document is enough to start. Princely reads it in real time and never stores it on our servers.
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Before Princely judges the numbers, confirm it read them correctly. Fix anything misread, the math re-runs instantly and free. This is the input the analysis is built on.
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A diligence checklist built from the exact issues in this deal. Work through it before the LOI so nothing slips past.