Technical due diligence doesn't inspect features. It inspects structure, consistency, and whether the codebase has a design or accumulated one — and those are different things to prepare for.
Read →A codebase can serve real customers, generate revenue, and still fail technical due diligence. The diligence question isn't whether the code works — it's whether an unknown engineering team can maintain, extend, and scale it under conditions the acquirer can't predict. That's a different bar.
Read →Technical due diligence has always looked for architectural coherence. In 2026, it has a new question: how much of this codebase was generated without a structural spine? Here's what that means for B2B SaaS founders preparing for a raise or exit.
Read →Most codebase problems that surface in technical due diligence were decided long before the 90-day window. Knowing which ones you can fix and which you can't changes how you build from day one.
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