Acquirers kill 60% of SaaS deals during technical due diligence. Bad architecture, security holes, and dependency risks slash your multiple from 10x to 3x — or kill the deal entirely. Know your score before they do.
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KENSAI scans are built to the same technical standards required by BRNZ's 2 acquisition funds. If you score 80+, you're pre-approved for due diligence with our exit buyers.
The KENSAI → BRNZ → Exit Path:
1. Scan your app with KENSAI (free)
2. Score 80+? You're pre-qualified for BRNZ Velocity
3. We convert your revenue to SaaS + sell to our 2 funds at 10x ARR
4. You exit with 50% equity in 18 months
Venture funds hire technical teams to tear apart your codebase. They're looking for security vulnerabilities, architectural debt, and scalability ceilings. Most consultancy-built codebases fail this audit.
You know the code works. Clients are happy. Revenue is growing. But "works" and "acquirable" are different standards. The uncertainty eats at you — is there a hidden problem waiting?
Founders who built real revenue shouldn't lose millions over fixable technical issues they didn't know existed. The code you ship and the code that passes due diligence should be the same.
Enter your app URL or GitHub repo. Kensai runs 33 security modules across your public attack surface — the same checks acquirers run during due diligence.
Get your SaaS-Readiness Score (0–100) with full breakdown: security posture, vulnerability distribution, risk classification, and prioritized fix list.
Green light? You're exit-ready. Red flags? Fix it yourself or talk to us about the Velocity path — we rebuild, you keep selling, we exit together.
6 months in talks. Legal done. Terms agreed. Week 14: technical team finds 4 critical vulnerabilities. Multiple drops 10x → 4x. You lose $6M. Deal drags 4 more months. Maybe closes. Maybe doesn't.
Code "works fine" but it's a monolith with 47 outdated dependencies. No critical vulns — just debt everywhere. Buyer doesn't walk. They quietly adjust $10M → $6M and call it "market conditions."
You approach a fund. They ask for technical summary. You don't have one. They move to the next deal — someone who showed up prepared.
Every scenario is preventable with a 60-second scan.
The 27 things every fund checks before they write a term sheet:
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