DILIGENCE ENGINE™ · BY NEW RENAISSANCE LABS

A cited research report on any company, market or competitor.

Choose one of twelve report types, tell us the subject, and receive a finished PDF — 10 to 50 pages, every claim sourced, every figure recomputed by a verifier, reviewed by an analyst before it reaches you. From $499. No account needed.

Order a report See the twelve types

Cover page of a real Executive Business Summary produced by the Engine: the report title, the subject line, the report type and the date.

A real report produced by the Engine — cover page.

Pricing

Three depths. One price each, paid once.

Choose the depth that matches the decision in front of you. Every report, at every depth, is written from live research, checked by the verifier and read by an analyst before it is sent. Prices are in Canadian dollars.

Brief — 10 pages

$499CAD, one report

One question, answered with sources. A competitor, a supplier, a market entry.

Order the Brief

Standard — 25 pages

Recommended

$999CAD, one report

A full picture of a company or a market — the report a board expects.

Order the Standard

Deep — 50 pages

$1,999CAD, one report

Diligence depth: every section, every table, every citation checked.

Order the Deep

Every depth includes

Sourced citations on every claim
A verifier pass: math and tables recomputed, citations tested
Analyst review before delivery
One round of revisions
Delivered as a finished PDF

Members of the Engine run the same reports inside their own workspace for 380–800 credits ($38–80) per report — this storefront is for people who want one report, finished, without an account.

The twelve types

Choose the report that answers your question.

Each type follows its own outline, from the executive summary to the bibliography, and each is written from live research on the subject you name. Choose one below to start an order with it filled in.

A further three report types read a company's own records rather than the web. They are available inside a member workspace, not from this storefront.

How it works

Four steps, and nothing is charged until the scope is agreed.

We tell you the delivery date when we confirm the scope.

01
Tell us the subject and the type
Name the company, market or competitor, choose one of the twelve types and a depth. The form takes a few minutes and asks for no account.
02
We confirm the scope
An analyst reads your brief, confirms what the report will cover, tells you the delivery date and the price, and sends a secure payment link. Work starts when it is paid.
03
The Engine researches and writes
Live research, then the draft. A verifier recomputes every figure and table and tests every citation. An analyst reads the finished report before it leaves.
04
You receive the PDF
The report arrives by email as a finished PDF. Read it, and if a section misses the mark, ask for one round of revisions.

Inside the report

What you will find, and what you will not.

A report is built to be checked. Every claim points at a source, every table was recomputed from the figures it cites, and an analyst read the whole thing before it was sent. The result reads like the work of a good research desk, because it is held to the same standard.

In every report

Executive summary: One page that stands on its own, so the reader who stops there still leaves with the answer.
Sourced sections: Each section follows the outline for its type, and each claim in it carries its citation.
Tables: The figures that matter, in tables the verifier has recomputed from their sources.
Risk or scenario matrix: Where the type calls for it — risk, investment, game theory, pricing — a matrix the reader can argue with.
Bibliography: Every source listed at the end with a live link, so anyone can check the work.

Never in a report

No invented figures: When a number cannot be sourced it is marked as such, not guessed. A gap you can see is worth more than a figure you cannot trust.

Who orders these

Three deadlines, and the report each one calls for.

An agency owner

A lead magnet for a client sector

A cited whitepaper on a prospect's industry is something to send before the first meeting. Order an Industry Trends Whitepaper or a Market Demand & Customer Analysis on the sector, read it, and open the conversation with what it found.

An advisor or broker

A brief on a target or a competitor

An Executive Business Summary or a Competitive Landscape Analysis on the company across the table, read on the way in. The Brief is often enough for a first meeting; the Deep when the deal is real.

A founder raising

The market chapter of a raise

The market section is the one investors check first. A Market Demand & Customer Analysis or an Investment Analysis gives the figures a source, so the deck can cite them instead of asserting them.

Next step

Order the first one.

Choose a type and a depth, tell us the subject, and we confirm the scope, the price and the delivery date before anything is charged.

Order a report See the whole Engine

DILIGENCE ENGINE™ · BY NEW RENAISSANCE LABS

A cited research report on any company, market or competitor.

Order a report See the twelve types

A real report produced by the Engine — cover page.

Pricing

Three depths. One price each, paid once.

Brief — 10 pages

$499CAD, one report

One question, answered with sources. A competitor, a supplier, a market entry.

Order the Brief

Standard — 25 pages

Recommended

$999CAD, one report

A full picture of a company or a market — the report a board expects.

Order the Standard

Deep — 50 pages

$1,999CAD, one report

Diligence depth: every section, every table, every citation checked.

Order the Deep

Every depth includes

Sourced citations on every claim
A verifier pass: math and tables recomputed, citations tested
Analyst review before delivery
One round of revisions
Delivered as a finished PDF

Members of the Engine run the same reports inside their own workspace for 380–800 credits ($38–80) per report — this storefront is for people who want one report, finished, without an account.

The twelve types

Choose the report that answers your question.

A further three report types read a company's own records rather than the web. They are available inside a member workspace, not from this storefront.

How it works

Four steps, and nothing is charged until the scope is agreed.

We tell you the delivery date when we confirm the scope.

01
Tell us the subject and the type
Name the company, market or competitor, choose one of the twelve types and a depth. The form takes a few minutes and asks for no account.
02
We confirm the scope
An analyst reads your brief, confirms what the report will cover, tells you the delivery date and the price, and sends a secure payment link. Work starts when it is paid.
03
The Engine researches and writes
Live research, then the draft. A verifier recomputes every figure and table and tests every citation. An analyst reads the finished report before it leaves.
04
You receive the PDF
The report arrives by email as a finished PDF. Read it, and if a section misses the mark, ask for one round of revisions.

Inside the report

What you will find, and what you will not.

In every report

Executive summary: One page that stands on its own, so the reader who stops there still leaves with the answer.
Sourced sections: Each section follows the outline for its type, and each claim in it carries its citation.
Tables: The figures that matter, in tables the verifier has recomputed from their sources.
Risk or scenario matrix: Where the type calls for it — risk, investment, game theory, pricing — a matrix the reader can argue with.
Bibliography: Every source listed at the end with a live link, so anyone can check the work.

Never in a report

No invented figures: When a number cannot be sourced it is marked as such, not guessed. A gap you can see is worth more than a figure you cannot trust.

Who orders these

Three deadlines, and the report each one calls for.

An agency owner

A lead magnet for a client sector

An advisor or broker

A brief on a target or a competitor

An Executive Business Summary or a Competitive Landscape Analysis on the company across the table, read on the way in. The Brief is often enough for a first meeting; the Deep when the deal is real.

A founder raising

The market chapter of a raise

The market section is the one investors check first. A Market Demand & Customer Analysis or an Investment Analysis gives the figures a source, so the deck can cite them instead of asserting them.

Next step

Order the first one.

Choose a type and a depth, tell us the subject, and we confirm the scope, the price and the delivery date before anything is charged.

Order a report See the whole Engine

A cited research report on any company, market or competitor.

Three depths. One price each, paid once.

Choose the report that answers your question.

Four steps, and nothing is charged until the scope is agreed.

Tell us the subject and the type

We confirm the scope

The Engine researches and writes

You receive the PDF

What you will find, and what you will not.

Three deadlines, and the report each one calls for.

A lead magnet for a client sector

A brief on a target or a competitor

The market chapter of a raise

Order the first one.

A cited research report on any company, market or competitor.

Three depths. One price each, paid once.

Choose the report that answers your question.

Four steps, and nothing is charged until the scope is agreed.

Tell us the subject and the type

We confirm the scope

The Engine researches and writes

You receive the PDF

What you will find, and what you will not.

Three deadlines, and the report each one calls for.

A lead magnet for a client sector

A brief on a target or a competitor

The market chapter of a raise

Order the first one.