QoE Question for Searchers

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October 30, 2025

by a searcher from Drexel University in Philadelphia, PA, USA

For those of us out there who may not be able or willing to drop $5K+ on a QoE for a deal you're considering, I'm curious if you'd still like to be able to purchase some form of (basic) financial due diligence, but at a much lower price point? If so, what would you hope an offering like that could include and for what price point?
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Reply by a professional
from University of Michigan in Detroit, MI, USA
Hi ^redacted‌, I'm a lawyer, not an accountant, so I have no direct skin in this game, but I would think twice before looking to save on QoE costs. Most small deals die on the alter of financial diligence. At a minimum, if there is a disconnect between the financials as presented and the financials as your accountant sees them, it is grounds for a re-trade on purchase price. I do know that many QoE providers offer a tiered structure. An initial red flag review (for less cost) followed by a more in depth analysis. But I wouldn't skip the in depth analysis. Just my 2 cents. Hopefully that helps. Feel free to reach out at redacted if you ever want to discuss the legal side of buying a business.
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Reply by an intermediary
from Bangalore University in Camp Hill, PA 17011, USA
Reach out to https://qoeprep.com/quality-of-earnings (Caleb) and ask him if there's a solution for you. Caleb is fantastic, worth every penny, and a reasonable professional who loves assisting buyers and sellers.
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