Priority 2 paid offer
A one-off £149 analyst report for a named UK charity or funding decision, designed to convert public-register data into a clear, cautious, evidence-led review.
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Scope
The paid report is intentionally narrow enough to fulfil responsibly at launch. It gives practical decision support without pretending that public data can prove every fact a donor may need.
One named UK charity or one clearly defined funding decision
Official-register identity, filing status, activity, trustee, staff, volunteer, and governance-disclosure review
Income, expenditure, charitable-spend, donation, trading, grant, and reserve-context analysis where public data is available
Evidence-led summary with review signals, open questions, confidence notes, and responsible-use caveats
Secure post-payment intake form and analyst fulfilment queue tracking
Legal, audit, accountancy, regulatory, investment, tax, or fraud-determination opinion
Private investigation, surveillance, whistleblower verification, or unsupported allegation handling
Guaranteed finding of wrongdoing or guaranteed suitability of a charity for a donation or grant
Live subscription watchlist, alerting, API access, or ongoing monitoring, which remain enquiry-led at launch
Buyer workflow
The checkout page is only the start. The most important fulfilment step is the post-payment intake, where the buyer defines the charity, decision context, and practical questions.
Start Stripe Checkout from your CharityWatch account so the payment and report intake can be linked to the correct user.
After payment, provide the charity name, charity number if known, decision context, and the questions you want the report to address.
The review uses public-source evidence first, then frames any signals cautiously with source context, limitations, and next-step prompts.
The finished report is delivered through your CharityWatch report area or agreed contact route once quality review is complete.
Best fit
A one-off report is most useful when a specific charity decision is close enough to justify structured scrutiny but not large enough to commission a full legal, audit, or investigative review.
Major donors checking a charity before a meaningful gift
Grantmakers or foundations reviewing an applicant or renewal decision
Trustees and advisers needing a structured public-source challenge review
Journalists or researchers who need an evidence map before deeper reporting
Ready to proceed
If you are unsure whether your use case fits the one-off report, review the public samples first or use the monitoring enquiry route for broader watchlist needs.