Hand us the case and a credentialed examiner runs the investigation end to end, then gives you a documented report with numbered exhibits an attorney can file. If you would rather work the device yourself, the SleuthX tool is the cheaper path.
When you’d rather not run it yourself, hand us the case.
A credentialed examiner takes the investigation end to end, through collection, analysis, and a written report with numbered exhibits, and reviews every finding before it leaves the practice.
We collect the device or accounts you own or are lawfully authorized to access, with tamper-evident handling and a documented chain of custody.
A credentialed examiner runs the analysis and signs off on the findings.
You get a plain-language, court-ready report with numbered exhibits an attorney can file.
A credentialed examiner is not a licensed private investigator, and examiner review is not a guarantee of admissibility. That is always the court’s decision. Expert testimony on the methodology is available separately, arranged for your matter rather than bundled into the package. This service is not a substitute for a full forensic examination of every device in a matter, or for contested-litigation expert testimony; we flag it on the triage call when a case needs more than a standard engagement.
What it costs
Run it yourself for $995 once, lifetime access, or have an examiner do it for you.
Done-for-you from $2,000 · 1/3/5 devices · incl. $995 license · $400/hr beyond. Final scope is set on a free triage call. The pricing page has the full breakdown.
What every done-for-you engagement includes
Written scope before any work. You see a written scope covering deliverables, timeline, and price, and you approve it before we begin. You are never billed for work you did not authorize.
We commit to findings, not outcomes. We tell you up front what the evidence can and cannot establish. Recovery, attribution, and prosecution are decided by banks, platforms, insurers, and courts. We produce the record they act on, and we put that distinction in writing.
We will tell you if you do not need us. If a free or simpler step would resolve your situation, whether a police report, an IC3 filing, or a platform's own recovery flow, we point you there first.
A credentialed examiner runs and reviews your case. Your investigation is run and reviewed by a credentialed examiner and documented to chain-of-custody standards, with a court-ready report you can hand to an attorney. Examiner review is not a licensure guarantee, and expert testimony is arranged separately, not bundled.
Tell us about your case
Describe what happened and a credentialed examiner will come back to you, usually within one business day. Prefer to talk it through? Book the triage call above, or call (239) 241-8095.
Run it yourself if you're comfortable working a phone or computer, want answers fast at the lowest cost, and the matter isn't headed to court. Have an examiner do it for you if you'd rather not touch the device, you only get one chance to collect it correctly, or the matter may end up in a legal process. The methodology is the same either way. What differs is who does the work.
What does done-for-you actually include?
A credentialed examiner takes the case end to end: lawful collection of the device or accounts you authorize, analysis, and a plain-language written report with numbered exhibits an attorney can file. Handling is tamper-evident, hash-verified at collection, and documented with a chain of custody. Every finding is reviewed before it leaves the practice.
Are you a licensed private investigator?
No — we are digital forensic examiners, not a licensed private-investigations agency, and we say so plainly. We examine only devices and accounts you own or are lawfully authorized to access. When a matter needs field work — surveillance, locates, or backgrounds — we coordinate with licensed private investigators rather than doing it ourselves.
Will the report hold up in court?
We collect and document everything to support admissibility, with tamper-evident handling, hash verification at collection, and a documented chain of custody using forensically sound (NIST/SWGDE-aligned) methods. Admissibility is always the court's decision; we prepare the work to support it, and expert testimony on the methodology is available separately, arranged for your matter rather than bundled into the package.
How much does it cost?
Run the SleuthX tool yourself for $995 once, lifetime access, or have an examiner do it for you. Done-for-you from $2,000 · 1/3/5 devices · incl. $995 license · $400/hr beyond. Final scope is set on a free triage call. The pricing page has the full breakdown, and sliding-scale pricing is available for survivors of domestic violence and clients with limited resources.
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