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A pre-close tech review of the micro-SaaS you are about to buy
For people buying a micro-SaaS business who are not engineers. Before you wire the money, get a short written report and a plain-English list of questions for the seller. The seller runs our scan workflow on their production branch in GitHub Actions and sends us only the findings and provenance files — we never receive a copy of the code. $199 flat.
How it works automated and AI-assisted scans, then hand-checked findings and seller questions
- Secrets left in code or git history
- Outdated dependencies, missing backups or tests
- Accounts, vendors or domains that may not transfer cleanly
What you get for $199
Length and format are not fixed. The seller runs our scan workflow on their production branch in GitHub Actions and sends us only the findings and provenance files — we never receive a copy of the code.
Pre-close tech review Your deal
- Secrets in code and git history
- Dependencies and how out of date they are
- Backups and tests
- Accounts, vendors and domains to transfer
- Questions to put to the seller
Illustration of the planned structure only. Each report is written for one deal.
What it will not do
Request a review
Online checkout is not switched on yet. Tell me about the deal and I will reply by email. Sending this does not order anything and nothing is charged.
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Do not put passwords, API keys, source code, or the seller's or business's name in this form. It asks for none of that.
Received.
Thank you. Sending this form did not charge anything. I will email you only about this request. Email the contact address to be removed.
Not ready to order? Get the free checklist
A short checklist of technical red flags to look for before buying a micro-SaaS. It is a draft that is still being finished, so I will email it to you when it is ready. This form only asks for your email.
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Nothing more will be sent except the checklist and updates about this project. Email the contact address to be removed.
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Questions
What exactly do I get?
One short written report on the technical side of one deal, plus a plain-English list of questions to put to the seller. The seller runs our scan workflow on their production branch in GitHub Actions and sends us only the findings and provenance files — we never receive a copy of the code. Length and format are not fixed.
How does access work?
The seller runs our scan workflow on their production branch in GitHub Actions and sends us only the findings and provenance files — we never receive a copy of the code. We review the commit the seller scanned. We only say it matches production when a live check succeeds. If it doesn't, the report says we could not confirm the commit matches the live site.
Does this review the live production site?
We review the commit the seller scanned. We only say it matches production when a live check succeeds. If it doesn't, the report says we could not confirm the commit matches the live site.
When will I get it?
The delivery time is not set yet, and online ordering stays switched off until it is. The refund terms next to the price cover a missed delivery date.
How is the review done?
Automated and AI-assisted scans, then hand-checked findings and seller questions. This page makes no claim of professional credentials or sign-off.
What happens to my details and the scan outputs?
Scan outputs, and any code excerpts quoted in findings, are deleted within 7 days of delivery. Form and order details are deleted within 30 days after the order closes, except records that Stripe or tax rules require us to keep.
Do you want the code or the seller's name on this page?
No. Neither form asks for code, repo links, passwords or the name of the business. Please do not send them through this page.
Is this legal, financial or investment advice?
No. See the notice at the top of this page. It is not a guarantee about any business. For decisions that matter, ask a qualified professional.
Who is behind this?
The owner. Contact: [contact email not set].