Pricing
One run, one price
Eight standalone diagnostics at $299 $269 each and one complete picture. No subscription, no annual contract, no seat count. Every report runs fresh at purchase and is signed off by a human auditor before it ships.
10% off every report · 20% off the 360 · through December 31, 2026
Standalone reports
Each report is a self-contained, boardroom-grade diagnostic. Pick any combination; the total updates as you go, and we will tell you when the 360 is the cheaper answer.
HOW THE REPORTS WORK: every report runs fresh at purchase, is reviewed and signed off by a human auditor, and delivers within 3 business days as a confidential, watermarked document prepared for the property named on its cover. Findings carry severity, evidence, and a remediation order; each report closes with the engagement path that would own the fixes.
The same discipline at every price
| Every standalone report | The 360 | |
|---|---|---|
| Runs fresh at purchase, nothing templated or recycled | Yes | Yes |
| Every claim traces to dated evidence captured at run time | Yes | Yes |
| Unverifiable items flagged as data gaps, never asserted | Yes | Yes |
| Severity, evidence, and a remediation order on every finding | Yes | Yes |
| Confidential, watermarked, prepared for the property on its cover | Yes | Yes |
| Coverage | One lens, in depth | All eight lenses |
| Executive summary and ranked gap index across lenses | Not included | Yes |
| Built for an ownership or committee reading | Forwardable | Written for it |
CHOOSING AN AUDIT: if you have a problem that stings, then we probably have an audit for it. Purchasing an audit for $269 puts a presentable report on your desk this week. If the honest answer is “we have not checked most of this in months,” the 360 at $1,913 is $239 below buying all eight separately at sale prices, and it arrives as one document with the executive summary and ranked gap index, ready for your next team meeting.
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