One property. One Commission Report. $99.
DPI is paid per report, not by subscription. You commission a report on a specific property, we deliver a decision-grade PDF, and that is the transaction.
Sample Report
See exactly what a Commission Report looks like before you pay. One complete sample, not a trial allowance.
- Full anonymised sample PDF
- All ten report sections visible
- Risk scoring and recommendation format
- Reviewed by a DPI analyst
Commission Report
The core DPI deliverable: one property, one seller claim chain, one decision-grade PDF. Delivered in 1 day.
- Property + seller verification in one report
- Ten-section premium PDF deliverable
- Six-category weighted risk scoring
- AI investigation with human analyst review
- Secure case workspace and messaging
- Scripted questions and document checklist
Analyst Add-On
Add an extra analyst review pass to any Commission Report for additional context and flagged concerns.
- Second analyst passes over findings
- Added context and recommendations
- Flagged concerns and follow-ups
- Priority response within 48 hours
Selected at checkout, on top of a Commission Report
Escalated Due Diligence
For higher-value or higher-risk transactions. Full site inspection, independent legal review, and enhanced investigation.
- Everything in Commission Report
- On-the-ground site inspection
- Independent legal review of title
- Enhanced fraud and chain investigation
- Detailed escalation report
All prices in USD. Payment is taken once your case is accepted and the scope is confirmed. No ongoing billing, no auto-renewals.
What the Commission Report covers
Every Commission Report is a structured PDF covering both the property and the seller. You are paying for evidence, scoring, and a written recommendation, not for access to a tool.
Included in every report
Fixed $99 scope
- Property snapshot: address, type, size, listing facts
- Seller check: identity, authority, documents, behaviour
- Six-category weighted risk score
- Red flags with evidence and severity
- Document checklist to request before you pay
- Scripted questions for calls and WhatsApp
- DPI recommendation: Proceed / Caution / Pause / Stop
- Secure case workspace with direct messaging
When to escalate
Upgrade to Escalated Due Diligence
- Transaction value above your comfort line
- Title chain looks contested or unclear
- Seller or developer has disputed history
- You need a physical inspection on the ground
- An independent lawyer should review the deeds
- You want enhanced investigation into fraud signals
Escalated Due Diligence is $1,500 and includes everything in the Commission Report. You can request it up-front or upgrade mid-case.
Common Questions
Is there a free tier or a subscription?
No. DPI charges per Commission Report. You can view a complete sample report for free before paying, but there is no free allowance of real reports and no monthly plan.
What does the $99 Commission Report include?
One full property + seller verification report on a specific property you submit. That covers the property snapshot, seller check, risk scoring, red flags, document checklist, questions to ask, and a written DPI recommendation, delivered as a PDF.
When is the $99 charged?
After you submit your verification request and DPI confirms the scope. We take the one-time payment at that point via secure Stripe checkout: no deposit, no recurring charges.
What is the $99 Analyst Add-On?
A second analyst review pass added on top of the Commission Report. It adds extra context, flagged concerns, and follow-ups within 48 hours. It is optional, selected at checkout.
When should I choose Escalated Due Diligence ($1,500)?
Pick Escalated when the amount at stake, the complexity of the title chain, or the risk signals warrant site inspection and independent legal review. It replaces the Commission Report rather than adding to it.
How long does delivery take?
1 day for a Commission Report from the point payment is confirmed. A 48-hour rush option can be arranged on request.
What if DPI cannot complete the report?
If we determine during intake that a report cannot be produced (for example the property cannot be identified), we decline the case before charging. If we stop mid-case, the scope and any partial refund are handled through your case workspace.