The deal team, in one agent.
Maryah is the agentic operating system for M&A advisory. The agent builds the data room, writes the valuation, packages the deal, and argues the buyer list, with a source behind every figure. You hold the judgment.
The case. Four acquisitions in adjacent niches since 2023, all reported in the EUR 10 to 40m range[1]. The latest annual report names this category a platform priority[2], and the target closes a distribution gap the buyer's own strategy page describes[3].
The risk. Partial overlap with an existing subsidiary could read as consolidation, and this buyer has historically paid less for consolidation.
Format specimen. Placeholder names and figures, no client data.
Why advisors choose Maryah.
Four commitments underneath everything the agent produces, carried by one agent.
By dealmakers, for dealmakers
Maryah is built by a working advisory firm, LePrince Group, and run on its own mandates before it reaches yours.
An agent that acts
It executes the stages of a mandate end to end and brings you the finished draft. Chat is the interface, not the product.
Nothing unsourced
Every figure carries provenance, and every draft passes a quality-control loop where a second model critiques the work before you see it.
Security is the product
A deal file is the most sensitive thing a company owns. The architecture treats that as the first requirement.
One agent, five stages
Collect, Value, Package, Match, Outreach: the stages of a mandate, run end to end, with your gate at each.
The mandate arrives. The agent goes to work.
Five stages, named deliverables, your gate at each. From a pile of files to a staged process, and nothing moves to a counterparty without you.
The data room becomes the brain.
The agent builds and indexes the room from whatever arrives, ties every figure to a verbatim quote in its source document, and writes the gap list a buyer's diligence will ask for.
Your gate: what goes back to the founder.
Request a demo →Format specimen. The gap list resolves itself as the room fills.
A valuation you can defend.
Trading comparables, precedent transactions, and a cash-flow view, drafted from the room's own numbers. Every figure carries its source, or it is flagged, never asserted.
Your gate: the range, before it anchors the mandate.
Request a demo →Format specimen. Every figure ties to a verbatim quote, or it is flagged.
Format specimen. Placeholder names; the live tape feeds the buyer graph.
A buyer list that argues its case.
It ranks buyers by who they are, what they have bought, and what they say they want, never a bare financial screen. A live tape of deals and buyer moves keeps the graph current, and each name arrives with its case, its warm path, and its evidence file.
Your gate: who makes the first wave.
Request a demo →Nothing moves without you.
The blind teaser passes a re-identification check before it can leave, the IM is drafted in your voice, and outreach is staged behind your approval: NDA gates, watermarked room access per recipient, every send logged.
Your gate: every send, and every admission to the room.
Request a demo →- Re-identification check passed
- Every figure tied to its source
- Identity stays blind until the NDA
Format specimen. The agent proposes; the advisor approves.
Every figure carries its source, or it carries a flag.
Built for the people who run mandates.
Not for the people who want them run by a black box.
Boutique M&A advisors ↗
More mandates, same team. The agent carries the preparation, so your people carry the relationships and the close. Every room, model, and IM to the same standard, every time.
PE & corporate development ↗
Screen targets and prepare exits with the same rigor: a governed room, a defensible valuation, and every number held to the tie-out standard before it reaches committee.
Founders considering a sale ↗
Know what you have before you sell it. Through an advisor on Maryah, you see the valuation, the gaps, and the buyer logic with a source behind every figure.
Security is the product.
Maryah holds the most sensitive documents a company has. The architecture treats that as the first requirement, not a feature.
- Revocable sessions, server-side, killable at any moment.
- Mandatory two-factor on every account. No opt-out.
- Watermarked rooms, every open and download logged.
- Named, revocable share links as the only way material leaves.
- Your documents are never used to train any model.
Written for the partner who has to sign off on it.
Your organisation
Every other organisation
Format specimen, placeholder mandate names. The boundary is architectural, not a permission setting.
Built from first-hand experience.
Maryah is built by LePrince Group, founded by Hugo LePrince, who has spent the past decade building companies. He co-founded his first venture as a teenager. At twenty he co-founded Creed Media, one of the most influential Gen-Z marketing companies in the world, grew it from three people into a global team working with some of the biggest artists on earth, and sold a strategic stake to an international investment group.
He went on to sell consumer products for eight figures, bring brands into US retail, and build Aldren, the leading retail distributor for emerging DTC brands. He learned M&A the way the best dealmakers do: from the principal's side of the table, with his own capital and his own companies on the line.
- Co-founder, Creed Media
- Aldren, retail distribution for emerging DTC brands
- Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe
- Eight-figure consumer exits
Maryah is the system we wished we had: it does the work a deal team does, learns from every mandate, and leaves the advisor the judgment that moves the outcome.
Questions advisors ask.
Straight answers. If yours is missing, ask it in the demo request below.
What is Maryah?
Maryah is the agentic operating system for M&A advisory, built by LePrince Group. An agent does the work of a deal team: it builds the data room, drafts the valuation, packages the deal, and argues the buyer list. The advisor reviews, approves, and closes.
How does the agent actually work?
It runs the mandate in five stages: Collect, Value, Package, Match, Outreach. At each stage it produces named deliverables, its drafts pass a quality-control loop where a second model critiques the work before you see it, and every figure carries its source. It proposes; it never moves to a counterparty without your approval.
What does the advisor still do?
The judgment. You set the strategy, approve the valuation range, edit the materials, decide who makes the buyer list, and run the relationships and the negotiation. The agent removes the preparation, not the advisor.
Where do the numbers come from?
From the data room. Every figure ties out to a verbatim quote in a source document. If a figure cannot be verified, it is flagged as unverified rather than asserted.
How is my data protected?
Revocable server-side sessions, mandatory two-factor authentication, a hard boundary between organisations, watermarked and logged data room access, and revocable share links as the only way material leaves the system. Your documents are never used to train any model.
What does it cost?
Pricing is scoped to your firm and your mandate volume in the demo conversation. There is no public price list yet.
When can I get access?
Maryah is in limited availability while we work closely with a small number of firms. Request a demo and we will tell you honestly where you would sit in the queue.
Who is behind it?
LePrince Group, a founder-led M&A advisory firm. Maryah is the system it runs on its own mandates.
See Maryah run a deal.
A live walkthrough, from data room to buyer. We will show you a mandate move through the system, with the agent doing the work and the approvals where they belong.
A walkthrough is most useful if:
- You run sell-side mandates, at a firm or an in-house team
- You spend more time on preparation than on judgment
- You want leverage you control, not automation you don't
Request received.
Thank you. We read every request personally and you will hear from us within two business days. Every conversation is confidential.