Due diligence, on demand

Know who you're dealing with. In minutes.

Counsel-ready risk reports on any company or individual — sanctions, litigation, ownership, adverse media — at a fixed price, before your next meeting.

For law firms · Private equity · Compliance teams

The problem

The diligence gap is where deals go wrong.

Full-scope investigations cost five figures and take three weeks. So for most matters — the vendor, the co-investor, the target's key executive — nobody runs one. The deal proceeds on a Google search and a good feeling.

CheckRisk closes that gap: institutional-grade diligence, priced so you can run it on every matter, fast enough that there's no excuse not to.

How it works

Three steps. No calls. No retainer.

  1. Step 1
    Name the target.Company or individual, any jurisdiction. Add what you know.
  2. Step 2
    Choose your level.Three fixed fees. No à la carte, no hourly rates, no surprises.
  3. Step 3
    Get the report.Findings, red flags, risk rating, next steps — in your inbox in minutes.
Fee schedule

Pick your depth. The price is the price.

Every fee is fixed, disclosed before you buy, and itemized on your invoice.

Level A — Screening$750 per matter

The threshold check. Sanctions and watchlists, adverse media, registry verification, litigation flags, risk rating.

Delivered in under one hour
Level B — EnhancedMost popular$1,500 per matter

Pre-signing diligence, at depth. Everything in A, plus litigation and enforcement history, beneficial ownership, political exposure, executive backgrounds, and a reputational risk memo.

Delivered same business day
Level C — Bespoke$5,000 per matter

The full file. Everything in B, plus supply chain and trade data, ESG and labor controversies, and discreet inquiries through our vetted human-source network where databases fall silent.

Same business day · Field supplements 24–48h
Discreet source inquiries

Some answers aren't in any database.

A vetted standing network, identified in reports by profile — never by name.

  • Former regulators.How a firm behaved under scrutiny.
  • Financial-crime investigators.Whether a name rings bells, and whose.
  • In-country journalists.The stories that never ran.
  • Sector insiders.Management character vs. marketing.
  • Deal professionals.How the target behaves at the table.
  • Trade & local counsel.The earliest distress signals.

Every panelist operates under signed attestations: strict confidentiality · no material non-public information · no compensated responses from sitting officials · lawful-inquiry conduct only.

The deliverable

See what $750 buys before you spend it.

Matter No. CR-2026-4471Privileged & confidential

In re: · Level B — Enhanced · Delaware &

The subject presents an undisclosed 2022 regulatory settlement with , and beneficial ownership overlapping a dissolved entity with lien history. No sanctions or watchlist matches across OFAC, EU, UN, or UK lists.

Overall risk rating — Elevated · Delivered in 41 minutes
  1. IExecutive summarythree sentences and a plain-language risk rating.
  2. IISubject profileverified against registries, not their own website.
  3. IIIFindings by sourceevery source named, every gap disclosed.
  4. IVRed flags & risk assessmentwhat matters, and how much, to this deal.
  5. VLimitations & further inquirywhat we couldn't verify, and where to look next.
FAQ

Fair questions, straight answers.

How fast is it, really?+

Level A reports typically arrive in under an hour; Level B and Level C matters the same business day. The discreet field inquiries included in Level C add 24–48 hours and arrive as a supplement.

Where does the information come from?+

Global sanctions and watchlists, corporate registries, court and enforcement records, press archives, and structured web research — plus, for Level C matters, our vetted human-source network. Every report itemizes the sources consulted.

How is AI used, and how do you handle accuracy?+

Frontier AI models run the research, cross-reference sources, and draft the report against a fixed structure. Anything that can't be verified is labeled unverified — we'd rather flag a gap than fill it with confidence.

Is this legal to run on a person?+

CheckRisk is built for business-purpose diligence: transactions, investments, vendor onboarding, litigation support, and compliance. CheckRisk is not a consumer reporting agency, and reports may not be used for employment, credit, insurance, or housing decisions under the FCRA.

Is my search confidential?+

Yes. Targets are never notified, matters are visible only to your account, and reports are encrypted in transit and at rest. We don't sell, share, or train on your matter files.

What if you find nothing?+

That's a finding. A clean report tells you the databases, dockets, and press are quiet — and tells you exactly where we looked, so “nothing” means something.

Who's behind CheckRisk?+

CheckRisk is a product of SidarGlobal LLC, a Washington, D.C. firm founded by Cenk Sidar, whose previous company built AI-powered expert networks serving governments and Fortune 500s.

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