Who it’s for
Advisors run the room. Corporates pay the bill.
PreVDR aligns both sides: advisors show measurable value, finance teams see a smaller invoice, and everyone sees the saving.
- M&A lawyers
- Investment bankers
- Private equity
- Venture capital
- Corporate development
- Transaction services
For advisors
Banks, law firms, Big Four
- Cost stewardship. See what every file takes off the client’s bill before it goes into the room.
- Faster downloads. Smaller files reach buyers sooner, on any connection.
- Savings you can show. Every file shows the estimated pages and dollars it saves on the client’s data room provider.
- Pitch ammunition. Quote real savings from past mandates.
For corporates
Sellers, acquirers, CFOs
- Lower transaction costs. VDR fees are often the largest unmanaged deal expense.
- Predictable budgets. See the saving while the room is built, not after closing.
- No new risk. Files are compressed on your own laptop, so no new party ever sees them.
- Accountability. Ask your advisors to compress: every file shows its saving before upload.
A typical workflow
- Kick-off
- Pick the client’s VDR provider, so every file is priced on the right bill.
- Each upload batch
- Drop the folder, compress, upload the ZIP.
- Month-end
- Add each batch’s saving to the client update, next to the VDR invoice.
- Pitch
- Put real numbers from past deals behind your fee discussion.
Use cases
Sell-side auction
Hundreds of contracts and exhibits in a page-billed room: Maximum compression on every file, before a single page is billed.Buy-side diligence
Smaller downloads for every bidder team and for advisors on the road.Restructuring
Whole folders in one drop for teams under strict zero-retention rules: compressed in the browser, nothing uploaded, nothing kept.