Your sellers protect their sale price. You get paid.
Cybersecurity issues knock 10 to 25 percent off business sale prices. Buyers run their own due diligence and price the risk in. LeakTrace runs a forensic audit against your seller's real exposure, hands them a signed remediation record they can put on the deal-room shelf, and closes the door on that price adjustment before the buyer opens it.
How it works
- 1You refer the seller. Fill out the form below with the broker + seller details. Takes 60 seconds. Your seller does not need to fill anything out on their end.
- 2Our Sales Lead reaches out to your seller within one business day. Introduces the pre-sale audit, walks them through the deliverable, and books the intake call if they want to proceed. We reference your firm as the source; you do not need to warm-transfer.
- 3Your seller purchases the $697 forensic audit. We produce the report in 48 hours: five documents including an Infrastructure Evidence Report, Credential Exposure Report, and a Signed Security Hardening record they hand to the buyer's diligence team.
- 4You get paid $200. Referral fee paid within 30 days of the audit closing. No caps on volume. No exclusivity required.
Why sellers care about pre-sale cyber posture
Every serious buyer's due-diligence checklist has a cybersecurity section. If your seller does not have documented evidence of their attack surface + a remediation record, the buyer's diligence team writes a price adjustment into the offer. That adjustment lands after the LOI is signed, when your seller has the least leverage to push back.
A $697 pre-sale audit closes that door. Your seller walks into the deal room with a signed remediation record that the buyer's team can verify. The price adjustment argument disappears.
We reach out to your seller directly within one business day. You get the $200 referral fee when the audit closes, whether or not the seller uses us for anything else.