Revenue Verification for SaaS M&A

It is designed for SaaS founders, investors, brokers, and M&A teams conducting due diligence. The platform is useful during deal negotiations, portfolio management, and pre-acquisition assessments to verify revenue figures quickly and reliably.

Revenue Verification for SaaS M&A is paid — pricing details on the product website. Pricing built around how SaaS deals actually work ProofCap splits its pricing model to match the two sides of an acquisition. Founders only go through an exit once, so they pay a single flat fee rather than committing to a subscription. Buyers and brokers, on the other hand, run diligence repeatedly across many deals, so they're offered monthly plans instead. The Exit Audit ($297, one-time) is built for founders preparing to sell. It includes one full revenue verification audit combining billing and analytics data, a plausibility score with a risk breakdown, a 90-day shareable report link, a verified badge on the public registry, and a 90-day monitoring window. Sellers can preview their score and revenue figure for free before paying to unlock the full report. The Verify plan ($199/month) targets individual buyers, giving them three audit credits per billing cycle (which roll over if unused), monitoring across three domains, anomaly alerts, up to three team seats, and white-label reporting. Extra credits can be purchased at $79 each. The Portfolio plan ($599/month) is aimed at brokers and PE firms running high deal volume. It bundles 15 monthly credits at roughly $40 each, monitoring across 15 domains, unlimited team seats, API access, custom branding, and SLA-backed support — with the same $79 top-up rate for extra credits beyond the monthly allotment.

No. Revenue Verification for SaaS M&A is paid — pricing details on the product website. Pricing built around how SaaS deals actually work ProofCap splits its pricing model to match the two sides of an acquisition. Founders only go through an exit once, so they pay a single flat fee rather than committing to a subscription. Buyers and brokers, on the other hand, run diligence repeatedly across many deals, so they're offered monthly plans instead. The Exit Audit ($297, one-time) is built for founders preparing to sell. It includes one full revenue verification audit combining billing and analytics data, a plausibility score with a risk breakdown, a 90-day shareable report link, a verified badge on the public registry, and a 90-day monitoring window. Sellers can preview their score and revenue figure for free before paying to unlock the full report. The Verify plan ($199/month) targets individual buyers, giving them three audit credits per billing cycle (which roll over if unused), monitoring across three domains, anomaly alerts, up to three team seats, and white-label reporting. Extra credits can be purchased at $79 each. The Portfolio plan ($599/month) is aimed at brokers and PE firms running high deal volume. It bundles 15 monthly credits at roughly $40 each, monitoring across 15 domains, unlimited team seats, API access, custom branding, and SLA-backed support — with the same $79 top-up rate for extra credits beyond the monthly allotment.

Revenue Verification for SaaS M&A supports Web. Check the official website for device requirements, browser support, and native app availability.

Ilyass ELmoutaoukkil is listed as the maker behind Revenue Verification for SaaS M&A. You can follow the project on Aura++ for launch updates, community feedback, and the official website link.

This product automates forensic revenue verification by directly connecting to billing and analytics platforms, reducing manual effort and turnaround time. Unlike traditional methods that rely on manual spreadsheet analysis or screenshots, it provides source-connected, cryptographically signed reports in minutes,...

You can try Revenue Verification for SaaS M&A on its official website (proofcap.io). The Aura++ listing links to the product and includes community comments and upvotes from launch day.