Due diligence, solved end to end
Due diligence software digitizes checklists. OpenIQ goes further — AI-augmented routing to verified practitioners who supply the judgment no tool can automate.
Most due diligence software does the same job: virtual data rooms, request lists, workflow tracking, and reporting. They're good at managing documents. But the hardest part of diligence was never document management — it's the judgment calls: Is this market real? Is the founder's churn story credible? Does this technology actually hold up under load?
Teams close that gap the old way — booking expert calls through an expert network, at per-call prices with annual minimums and multi-day scheduling. The tooling digitized the paperwork while the judgment stayed slow and expensive.
AI can summarize a data room, but it can't tell you that a competitor quietly lost their anchor customer, or that a "proprietary" process is standard practice in the industry. Verified practitioners can — because they've lived it. OpenIQ pairs AI speed with human judgment, which is what due diligence actually turns on.
OpenIQ is a subscription platform for expert-led due diligence. Where traditional due diligence software manages documents, checklists, and workflows, OpenIQ answers the questions software can't — routing your diligence questions to verified practitioners and returning a curated written brief, typically within hours.
Keep your data room and workflow tools. OpenIQ covers the judgment layer: market validation, competitive intelligence, technical sanity checks, and operator perspective on the assumptions inside your model. Many teams paste OpenIQ briefs directly into their diligence memos.
Quick questions return within 2 hours, Standard within 4 hours, Complex within 1 business day, and Premium within 24 hours — the same service level on every plan.
Verified practitioners — operators, founders, and domain specialists reviewed against their LinkedIn profile and topic track record. See how experts are verified. AI handles routing, deduplication, and synthesis; humans supply the judgment.
Flat monthly subscriptions from Solo ($200/month) to Enterprise ($5,400/month), with credits consumed per question difficulty. No per-call metering, no annual minimum spend, cancel anytime on monthly plans.