Pricing
Quality of Earnings pricing
A traditional quality of earnings report costs $25,000 to $50,000 and takes 4 to 8 weeks. Verning's CPA-reviewed QoE Lite is $2,500 flat with a 4-day median turnaround — same rigor, without the staffing pyramid.
CIM screen
Freeper CIM
Pre-LOI read of a deal: red flags, seller questions, and a buy-box verdict before you spend a dollar.
- ✓Red-flag analysis
- ✓Seller question list
- ✓Buy-box verdict
- ✓No account required
QoE Lite
✓ most chosen$2,500flat, per engagement
A CPA-reviewed Quality of Earnings scoped for transactions under $10M revenue. 4-day median turnaround.
- ✓Proof of cash
- ✓Revenue tie-out to bank deposits
- ✓Add-back testing
- ✓NWC peg
- ✓Excel-native databook
- ✓CPA review on every output
Full QoE
Customscoped to the deal
Full-scope buyerside or sellerside Quality of Earnings for larger or more complex transactions.
- ✓Everything in QoE Lite
- ✓Monthly EBITDA bridge
- ✓Customer concentration analysis
- ✓Accounting policy review
- ✓Findings memo
- ✓Direct CPA access
Cost comparison
Verning vs a traditional QoE firm
| Line item | Traditional QoE firm | Verning |
|---|---|---|
| Typical fee | $25,000 – $50,000 | $2,500 flat (QoE Lite) |
| Median turnaround | 4 – 8 weeks | 4 days |
| Mechanical tie-out | Junior staff, hourly | Automated, every line |
| CPA review | Partner sign-off | Every output, named CPA |
| Deliverable | PDF report | Excel-native databook |
| Source traceability | On request | Every number click-to-source |
Not sure which scope fits your deal? See QoE Lite vs full QoE — or, if you're acquiring through a search fund or SBA loan, how a QoE for search funds works.
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