A suite of seven instruments for the serious acquirer of digital and offline assets. Each tool reads a different chamber of the deal — the domain, the website, the business, the dossier, the pipeline — and returns the same thing: a verdict you can table without apology.
Step through the chambers. Your instrument will present itself.
Most acquisitions fail in the gap between the listing and the lawyer — between the moment a deal looks interesting and the moment formal due diligence begins. That gap is where assumptions go unchallenged, where add-backs go unaudited, and where buyers commit before they have any business doing so.
The Hunter Suite is the intelligence layer that fills it. Seven tools, each built for a discrete moment in the acquisition. Run alone or in sequence — from initial discovery through to the final dossier.
The methodology is consistent: forty-seven signals, twelve weighted vectors, six tiers of data, one verdict. BUY, HOLD, or AVOID. The numbers read the same whether you are scanning a domain at midnight or reviewing a data room at quarter close. And once you commit to a target, The Counting House watches it live — every field, every change, instant alert.
Each tool serves a single moment of the acquisition. Two entry points — have a target already, or need to find one. Either way, the intelligence layer is here.
No target yet? Start here. Succession Signal searches Companies House for owner-managed UK businesses whose founders are at exit age with no visible successor — ranked HOT, WARM, or COLD. The only tool in the suite that produces a list.
Read any domain in twenty seconds. Pricing, traffic, backlink profile, brand strength, history flags, and a calibrated valuation. The first instrument to reach for when you spot something — and the fastest way to know if it is worth chasing.
A twelve-vector reading of any online business: traffic quality, monetisation, technical foundation, brand defensibility, growth posture. Drop a URL or a screenshot of the broker pack — get the verdict before the seller schedules the call.
A six-page investor-grade reading of any private business — Quality-of-Earnings normalisation, three-year trend analysis, sector benchmarking, twelve-vector risk matrix, valuation triangulation, and a four-move negotiation playbook.
You have a BUY verdict. Now structure the deal. Valuation model across bear, base, and bull scenarios. Deal structure across cash, VLN, deferred, and earnout. Three anchored offer positions. UK Heads of Terms generated and ready for your solicitor.
The final piece of the jigsaw. Upload the data room post-LOI — financials, contracts, statutory filings, employment papers — and receive a structured intelligence dossier across six dimensions in minutes, not weeks.
Run any tool alone. Run all seven in sequence. Each output flows into the next — Domain Hunter pre-populates Site Hunter, Site Hunter conditions Business Hunter, Business Hunter writes the brief DataRhunter expects to see. Then The Counting House watches everything, live.
“Forty-seven signals. Twelve vectors. Six tiers of data. One verdict. The Hunter Suite scores against a reference set of more than four thousand transactions — so the numbers you read have somewhere honest to stand.”
One report on a single target, an unlimited live desk for the active acquirer, or a white-label firm account for advisory desks and deal teams.
The complete Hunter Suite run across a single acquisition target — from domain to data room. One report, one verdict, delivered in full. Yours to keep, table, and share.
Your live acquisition desk. Unlimited reports across all seven instruments, plus The Counting House watching every target you run — refreshing continuously, alerting you the moment any field moves. Cancel any time.
For M&A advisors, broker desks and acquisition firms. Everything in the Active Desk across five seats — with white-label PDF output so every dossier carries your firm’s brand, not ours.
Running a team larger than five seats, or building Hunter Suite into your existing workflow? Speak to the House about a bespoke arrangement.
“The intelligence layer before due diligence.
And the dossier after.”
