Published competitor and market guides for UK technology due diligence often cite roughly £10,000–£50,000 for a scoped SME or mid-market engagement, with rapid red-flag work below that and complex multi-entity or carve-out themes above. Washington Baltic fees follow scope—not a day-rate markup model. Indicative ranges only; final fees depend on scope, company size, access and timeline.
What affects the fee
- Number of products, brands or legal entities in scope
- Depth of code, security and infrastructure review
- AI/LLM, OSS governance or integration themes
- Data-room maturity and management availability
- Timeline compression and parallel buyer processes
Who pays
Vendor due diligence is typically commissioned by the seller or shareholders. Buyers may run their own confirmatory work; a strong vendor report often reduces duplicate effort and protects valuation.