See what a listing proves, and what it does not.
Pitchweight reads a business or property listing, separates what is stated from what is missing, and turns the gaps into questions for the seller.
Decision support for buyers. Not financial, legal or accounting advice.
From a pasted listing to the questions worth asking.
Paste the listing. Review every fact Pitchweight finds before anything is calculated. Then see what the evidence supports and what it still leaves open.
Every figure keeps its source. What the AI extracted waits for your confirmation.
Multiples, margins, cash flow and a transparent Deal Score, calculated by tested code.
Unknowns become a copyable question pack. Their answers update a new snapshot.
Four kinds of information, never blurred.
You can always tell whether you are looking at a fact, your own assumption, a calculation or an interpretation.
Fact
Stated in the listing or by the seller, with where it came from and whether you confirmed it.
Asking price, confirmedYour assumption
Your inputs, in blue: the rate to replace the owner, the loan, the rent you expect.
Owner replacement rateCalculation
Every figure and the Deal Score come from deterministic, tested code. Never from AI.
Price to SDEEarnings depend on the owner's own hours; ask how the work is covered when they leave.
Interpretation
AI explains and asks. It never produces a number the analysis relies on.
Not a figureUnknown is an answer too.
A missing value stays missing. It is never guessed, never set to zero and never scored as good or bad.
What the evidence covers
Example, fictional listing
Rentals, and businesses with their own property.
Long-term and holiday lets get their own analysis, not a business score: the rent roll, the cash you put in, and a dated projection over your holding period.
I'm a retail investor looking to diversify into private businesses and property. I built Pitchweight for my own search: to see which listings deserve a closer look, what they leave out, and what to ask before committing to anything.