A bounded pilot, one deal at a time.

BearCase checks a seller's documents for financial inconsistencies and shows you what to investigate before buying the business. The pilot puts that on one real deal, with a person checking the output before you rely on it.

What you get

One document set, one deal
You upload the seller's documents for a single deal. Text-layer PDFs, XLSX, and CSV; an income statement sheet must be named like one.
A human check before delivery
A person reads every contradiction, every add-back the rules accepted or excluded, and every statement mapping the rules flagged, before anything is sent, and says in writing what was checked and what was not.
Delivered within five business days
Two files: the seller-questions export (Markdown) and the red-team report (PDF). Each states where every figure came from.

What it does not do

  • No OCR: scanned PDFs without a text layer are not read.
  • Annual periods only; no monthly statements.
  • Debt is modelled as amortising; no interest-only or balloon structures.
  • Add-back rules test recurrence and prior-year excess, not a market salary.
  • A live model provider receives claim text and evidence snippets, named on the trust page. It never receives your files in the chat.
  • A citation shows where a statement came from, not that it is true. Nothing in the deliverable is investment, legal, or tax advice.

How documents are stored, who sees what, and what a citation proves are on the trust page.

Price

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