The full diligence partner for buyers, brokers, and roll-ups working a real stone shop acquisition. Live data. AI analysis. A workspace built for the deal.
The free DealLens AI gives you the thinking framework: how to score risk, how to read integration difficulty, what verdict the math supports. That’s genuinely valuable on its own — it’s what saves you from the romantic version of a deal that costs the most.
But the moment you sign an LOI on a real target, the questions get specific. What are stone shops actually trading for in this region in the last 12 months — not the industry-typical multiples? What does the seller’s P&L look like when you back out the owner’s personal expenses they’ve been adding back for a decade? Which of the 14 due-diligence items applies hardest to your deal? What are the lenders going to ask that you haven’t thought of?
Free tools can’t answer those. Not because the framework is wrong — but because those questions require live data and document-grade reasoning. DealLens Pro is that layer. Live market comps, state-specific incentive lookups, an LLM that reads your actual financials and contracts, and a workspace where you can compare three targets side-by-side and hand a branded report to your lender.
It’s built for the moment you stop thinking about buying a stone shop and start doing it.
The free version is a static framework. Pro adds three things a static framework structurally can’t do: live data, document-grade AI analysis, and a persistent workspace for buyers working multiple deals. Each one alone is worth the price; together they change how you evaluate.
Here’s exactly what Pro does — and an honest example of what each capability looks like when you’re working a real deal. No screenshots of fake dashboards. Just the math.
DealLens Pro pays back differently depending on who you are — but it pays back. Here’s the math for the four most common buyers we expect to subscribe.
You’re buying your first stone shop. SBA-funded. You don’t know what you don’t know.
You already run a stone shop. You’re looking at 2–5 acquisition targets a year as you expand.
You’re assembling a multi-shop platform. You’re evaluating 8–20 targets a year. Consistency matters.
You represent buyers. You need to show up to client meetings with something more than a printed Excel.
Forget the feature list for a minute. Here’s the only math that matters: what does it cost to get one acquisition wrong, and how cheap is the insurance against that?
Industry data on failed micro-acquisitions, normalized to a typical stone fab profile. The numbers below are conservative midpoints — the worst-case scenarios are considerably uglier.
The free DealLens AI is genuinely useful on its own — it’s the thinking framework most buyers never had. Pro adds everything you need once you have an actual target under LOI.
Most acquisition diligence takes 6–12 weeks and burns 40–80 hours of analyst time. Pro compresses that to 5 hours of your time, spread over 3–5 days.
Honest answers about scope, pricing, security, and what Pro isn’t.
Get notified at launch with early-access pricing below the public price. We’ll also send a short note when the framework changes, the kind of thing you’d want to hear about if you’re seriously evaluating an acquisition.