TrueValue review
A broad deal workspace for small buyers, starting at £149 per month.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
TrueValue brings acquisition sourcing, company research and deal execution into one web-based workspace for business buyers, acquisition teams and advisers. Its scope is especially relevant to small buyers who want to track targets, assess financials and manage diligence alongside transaction documents rather than keep each activity in separate tools. A 14-day trial is available, and the published pricing page says no card is required to start.
The Solo plan costs £149 per month and includes one full workspace user, sourcing and research, pipeline tracking, valuations, deal tools, documents, data rooms and e-signatures. Deal Team costs £499 per month and adds unlimited internal users within one organisation, a shared pipeline and research, collaboration and access controls. TrueValue Managed is £1,490 per month; it includes Deal Team access, one agreed acquisition search brief, weekly reviewed target shortlists, and pipeline updates with sources, findings and next actions. Prices are plus VAT. The managed option is a sourcing and research service as well as software, so buyers should distinguish it from the two software subscriptions.
The workflow spans pipeline stages, tasks and milestones, analysis of CIMs and financial documents with figures linked to source pages, and valuation through net assets, DCF, SDE, EBITDA multiples and comparable transactions. Diligence checklists, request lists, evidence links and red-flag tracking connect with access-controlled virtual data rooms, watermarking, NDA gating, Q&A, document drafting and e-signatures. An optional AI Agent can assist with analysis, diligence follow-up and deal monitoring; users approve external actions and remain responsible for transaction decisions. TrueValue suits buyers who need this breadth in one deal record. A solo buyer needing only a narrow valuation tool may not need the full workspace, while a team should account for the higher-priced collaboration plan.
TrueValue pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines pipeline, multiple valuation methods and source-linked analysis
- Includes diligence tools, virtual data rooms and e-signatures
- 14-day trial; no card required to start
- Where it doesn't
- Solo plan includes one full workspace user
- Team collaboration and access controls require the £499 Deal Team plan
- Managed sourcing costs £1,490 per month
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