Most firms in this field will not give you a number until you have booked a call. We will. Below is what our work actually costs, so you can decide whether it fits before you say a word about your matter.
A sourced, corroborated dossier on a person or company. Enhanced, multi-jurisdiction work covering beneficial ownership and sanctions exposure typically £3,000–£5,000.
For open-ended or specialist work — financial intelligence, crypto tracing, sanctions analysis — where scope is best kept flexible.
A scoped investigation end to end. Ongoing intelligence support runs as a monthly retainer from £5,000.
Complex, outcome-critical engagements built around litigation or a specific decision. Scoped privately, case by case.
A lone investigator charges by the day and hands you raw surveillance. The global consultancies start their diligence engagements in the six figures and wrap them in process. We sit deliberately between the two — the rigour and corroboration of the large firms, delivered as a clear product with a price you can see, without the six-figure minimum.
What you pay for is not hours. It is a sourced, credibility-graded answer to the question that actually matters before you invest, lend, partner or appoint — with every material finding verified before it reaches you, and a private board you can review on your own terms.
An enhanced report on an individual or company starts at £1,500. Multi-jurisdiction work covering beneficial ownership and sanctions exposure typically runs £3,000–£5,000. Full investigations are scoped as projects from £10,000. Every engagement is quoted against an agreed brief before work begins.
Both. A due diligence report or dossier is a fixed fee, so you know the cost up front. Open-ended or specialist work is charged at an analyst day rate of £600–1,200, or as a monthly retainer from £5,000.
Because a serious client should not have to book a call to learn the order of magnitude. Publishing indicative pricing is a matter of respect for your time — the detailed quote still follows a confidential brief.
Yes. The engagement, the fee and your identity are held in confidence. We never disclose a client or a matter.
One confidential message is enough. Tell us only what you are comfortable sharing — we take it from there and come back with a scope and a fee.
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