The intelligence behind every great acquisition.

Institutional-grade tearsheets, generated in seconds.

Replace the screening work of a junior analyst. Conservancy reads broker emails, CIM excerpts, and deal listings, and produces a sourced, scored, board-ready tearsheet in under 30 seconds.

Founded 2026

A tearsheet, in 30 seconds.

Paste raw deal text. Conservancy returns a structured, scored, sourced report. Below is a real tearsheet generated from a Midwest HVAC sale opportunity.

Sample Output

Midwest Mechanical Services

Commercial HVAC Services·Indianapolis, IN·Founded 1987·47 employees

Type: Bolt-on
73Score

Why it fits criteria

Solid bolt-on candidate with manageable founder transition risk and reasonable valuation. Recurring revenue base and customer diversification are the standout strengths; geographic concentration and recent customer loss are the central diligence priorities.

Revenue

$14.2M

EBITDA

$2.1M (15% margin)

Growth

8% YoY

Recurring

32% of revenue

Asking price

$11.5M at 5.5x EBITDA

Fair value

$10.5M$12.0M

Risks

  • Founder transition — Dale Thornton, 68, retiring; children not in business

  • Indianapolis MSA concentration (~70% of revenue)

  • Dayton foreman indicated possible retirement within 24 months

  • Recent $380K customer loss to national HVAC consolidator

Growth ideas

  • Columbus, OH market expansion with existing customer pull

  • Plumbing cross-sell to installed HVAC base

  • Increase maintenance contract attach rate from 32% toward 50%+

  • In-house equipment financing program

Key strengths

  • Long customer tenure — 7.4 year average

  • 41% of revenue under preferred provider or maintenance contracts

  • ServiceTitan deployed (2022); diversified customer base

If proceeding — diligence priorities

What to investigate next

  1. I.

    Technician retention interviews across Indianapolis and Dayton crews

  2. II.

    Customer contract analysis — preferred provider and maintenance terms

  3. III.

    Revenue attribution to founder relationships vs. institutional contracts

  4. IV.

    Lost customer analysis — $380K multi-tenant account and replacement pipeline

  5. V.

    Licensing audit — EPA certifications, municipal permits, union exposure

Next step: Request QoE with full P&L detail, technician roster with tenure data, schedule management meetings to assess depth beyond founder.

Replace the analyst.

A junior PE analyst costs $200,000 to $400,000 fully loaded. Their first task every morning is the same: read deal flow, extract financials, flag risks, score for fit. Conservancy does that work — accurately, instantly, every time.

Built for how PE actually works.

Bloomberg and Capital IQ were built for the bulge bracket. Conservancy was built for the firms doing the actual deal volume — boutique, lower-middle-market, independent sponsors, and the partners running them. Every feature is designed for the workflow you actually have.

Designed to be shared.

Every tearsheet is institutional-grade. Export to PDF. Send to your IC. Forward to a co-investor. The output is the document a partner expects on their desk Tuesday morning — sourced, structured, defensible.

How it works

I.

Paste.

Drop in deal text from a broker email, a CIM excerpt, a BizBuySell listing, or a teaser. No formatting required.

II.

Generate.

Conservancy reads it the way a trained analyst would. In under 30 seconds, you receive a structured tearsheet: score, financials, risks, valuation, growth ideas, diligence priorities, and a recommended next step.

III.

Decide.

Export to PDF. Annotate with private notes. Tag for diligence. Track every deal you've ever screened. Move faster than firms twice your size.

Pricing

Three tiers. No hidden fees. Cancel anytime.

Boutique

$1,500/month

For solo searchers and small deal teams getting started.

  • 50 tearsheets per month
  • 1 user seat
  • Standard tearsheets
  • PDF export
  • Email support
Apply for Access
Recommended

Pro

$2,500/month

For active boutique firms screening multiple deals weekly.

  • 150 tearsheets per month
  • 3 user seats
  • Standard tearsheets + LOI/DD generation
  • Pipeline CRM
  • PDF export with branding
  • Priority support
Apply for Access

Firm

$5,000/month

For active deal teams running platforms and bolt-on programs.

  • 500 tearsheets per month
  • 10 user seats
  • Everything in Pro
  • Voice memo to tearsheet
  • IC memo auto-drafter
  • Off-market signal engine (rolling out)
  • Weekly strategy calls
  • White-label PDF
  • API access
Apply for Access

Need more than the Firm tier or have specific enterprise requirements? Contact us at andrewgabler@conservancy.capital.