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ProofCap serves both sides of a SaaS acquisition: founders who want a certified revenue audit before contacting buyers, and PE buyers or brokers who need to verify a seller's revenue claims before signing an NDA or LOI.

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Unlike traditional M&A due diligence agencies, which typically take 7-14 business days and cost $2,500-$7,500+ per deal using manual spreadsheet matching, ProofCap runs the same cross-signal analysis algorithmically in about 5 minutes, starting with a free footprint scan and paid audits from $297.

ProofCap's answer

ProofCap connects directly to a company's payment processor and Google Analytics via read-only OAuth2, rather than relying on screenshots or exported spreadsheets. An AI forensic pipeline then cross-references billing revenue against traffic and engagement signals to surface anomalies, producing a timestamped, shareable audit report with a plausibility score for buyers and brokers.

ProofCap's answer

ProofCap is built around read-only OAuth2 connections to billing/payment processor APIs and the Google Analytics (GA4) Data API, feeding an AI-driven forensic pipeline that cross-references revenue and traffic signals to generate the plausibility scoring and risk-vector reports.