We charge a flat monthly rate because a percentage-of-recovery model creates a conflict of interest. Our job is to find everything — not to find what maximizes our fee. The next 5 clients lock this rate for life.
Two comparisons. The first is against doing nothing. The second is against having someone in your office do it manually. Both end at the same place.
Four tiers. One philosophy. We charge what it costs to do the work — not a percentage of what we find.
The Overcharge Ledger is not fully automated. An assigned data engineer reviews your findings before they publish. The invoice below itemizes exactly what the $400/month covers. Every line is real work performed on your account every month.
| Service | Value |
|---|---|
| Invoice Ingestion — All Suppliers, All Formats PDF, CSV, Excel, accounting export · normalized and structured for comparison |
included |
| Quote vs. Invoice Comparison — All 6 Patterns Price gaps · SKU substitution · quantity discrepancy · duplicates · price creep · unquoted spend |
included |
| Assigned Data Engineer — Account Review Before Publication Human review of findings · pattern analysis · anomaly flagging · additional context layer |
included |
| PDF Findings Report — Every Overcharge Sourced Every finding traced to its source invoice · ready for supplier conversation or attorney |
included |
| Not-In-Quote CSV Export — Per Supplier All unquoted spend structured for supplier delivery · formal pricing baseline demanded |
included |
| Ledger Terminal Dashboard Update Findings published · history maintained · month-over-month tracking active |
included |
| Supplier Proof Package — Ready When Needed Credit conversation documentation · methodology on record · litigation-ready structure maintained |
included |
| Commodity & PPI Index Mapping Invoice price history mapped against BLS PPI for your primary materials · market vs. invoiced price visibility |
included |
| Monthly Total | $400 |
The question is how long overcharges have been running on your accounts before you found this page. Start with your most frequent supplier. First audit is free.