Tell us the company. We do the research.
Start with a name. We show you what is already on file, free and immediately.
Need the full picture? The second step takes a minute, then an analyst takes over.
Not sure what SB 253, CARB or due diligence means? Definitions explains every term on this site, two lines each.
72 hr
Full delivery
$3,500
Flat fee, per company
Free
First, if you qualify
NDA
On every engagement
Two ways to read another company. The difference is price and delivery.
- Competitor visibility — $299, machine-generated and sent within one working day.
- Investigation — an analyst researches the company and writes the report. $3,500, delivered in 72 hours.
Step one: see what is on file
- No account, no wait
- Already on file? You get the 6 areas, what is documented in each, and where they sit in their category
- Not on file? We say so plainly and research them from scratch
This is what is already public. The investigation goes further:
- Supply chain audited, not summarized
- Every public claim checked one at a time
- What they can and cannot answer under SB 253
- Exposure mapped to the question you actually asked
Step two: the full investigation
Four more fields. The more you tell us about the decision you are making, the more the report is shaped around it.
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What arrives in 72 hours
The same structure every time, whether the company is on file or researched from scratch.
Both samples below are published in full, so you can read one before you ask for one.
- Executive summary. The finding first, in plain language, with the score and its confidence level.
- Claim against evidence. Every public sustainability claim mapped to what the record actually supports, with the source for each.
- Competitive ranking. The company placed against its shelf or peer set on the same 6 areas.
- Certification audit. What each certification covers, what it omits, and which ones are absent.
- Risk flags with costs. What is exposed, how urgent it is, and what closing it costs.
- Analyst verdict. The four points that matter for the decision you told us you were making.