What will your next data room cost?
Every sale, refinance and audit rebuilds the same room: documents collected under deadline, priced by the page or the gigabyte, torn down when the deal closes. Enter the shape of your next one and compare the published cost of that cycle with a record that is already built — continuously, between deals.
Indicative, from published price shapes (mixed US$/A$, not FX-adjusted). Consistent with the reported US$15k–50k band for a mid-market deal room over 3–6 months. An SRS Acquiom study across 3,800+ deals found per-page invoices commonly land 2–10× the initial quote — and the room is torn down when the deal closes.
- The room is minted in minutes, not assembled in weeks — scoped, expiring, revocable.
- Your counterparty re-verifies the hash-chained record offline, without an account — diligence starts from proof, not from trust.
- Nothing is torn down afterwards: the next refinance opens on the same record, so the second deal's room is free work.
For context, Full across your whole 1,200-key portfolio is $90,000/yr on annual billing — that is the everything figure (continuous record, compliance tracking, corroborated feeds and unlimited rooms on every building), not a data-room line item, and it is priced against your diligence and risk spend, not your PMS.