For LPs who've been burned once — and won't be again

Know who you're trusting — before you wire.

Shield checks US real-estate syndicator principals against 6 public-record sources — federal sanctions, SEC filings, SEC enforcement actions, and adverse news. Every claim sourced and linked. No recommendations. You decide.

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Shield is in private beta. The Quick Shield tier ($97) is live — 6 public-record sources on US real estate syndicator principals (OFAC SDN, SEC EDGAR, SEC IAPD, SEC SALI, GDELT, Google CSE). Higher tiers ship as additional sources clear counsel review (FCRA scoping, due July 18).
Public records only Every claim sourced + linked FCRA Option B (Information Only) No tracking pixels

Paid reports — available at launch

Quick Shield for screening one principal (6 public-record sources on a US RE syndicator). Sponsor Shield adds state + federal banking + DOJ sources. Structure Shield covers multi-entity deals. World Shield adds paid databases + human analyst review.

Quick Shield
$97
6 sources · 1 principal
Sponsor Shield
$247
★ Anchor
Structure Shield
$347
Full deal map
World Shield
$497
Analyst-Reviewed

Reserving adds you to the waitlist for that tier — no payment collected until Shield is live.

How Shield works

Shield is an information-only due-diligence tool. We surface public records about sponsors of private market investments so investors can read them in one place.

Shield does NOT:

Every claim in a Shield report includes a direct citation to the source record. If we can't cite it, it doesn't ship.

Read the full methodology →

Important: Shield Reports aggregates publicly available records from official sources. Every claim in a Shield report includes a direct citation. Shield Reports does not provide legal, financial, or investment advice. Shield Reports does not recommend, approve, endorse, or disapprove of any sponsor, deal, or investment. All interpretation is the sole responsibility of the customer. A Shield report is not a consumer report under the FCRA and may not be used for purposes covered by the FCRA. Source coverage varies by jurisdiction — see methodology page for current scope and limitations.