Traditional CAM audit firms charge $5,000 to $15,000 per engagement and take 6 to 12 weeks to deliver a report. CAMAudit delivers equivalent detection for all 13 standard rules in under 5 minutes for $199. The AI-powered approach makes it practical to audit every lease every year rather than selecting one engagement every few years when the financial pressure is high enough to justify the cost.
Cost: Traditional Audit Firm
$5,000 to $15,000 per engagement
Cost: AI-Powered Audit (CAMAudit)
$199 to $699 per audit
95 percent or more cost reduction
Time to Results: Traditional Audit Firm
6 to 12 weeks
Time to Results: AI-Powered Audit (CAMAudit)
Under 5 minutes
| Dimension | Traditional Audit Firm | AI-Powered Audit (CAMAudit) |
|---|---|---|
| Cost per engagement | $5,000 to $15,000 per audit engagement | $199 to $699 per audit |
| Time to report | 6 to 12 weeks | Under 5 minutes |
| Invoice-level verification | Yes: firm reviews invoices, general ledger, and vendor contracts | No: findings based on reconciliation statement and lease documents |
| Detection rule consistency | Varies by individual auditor assigned to the engagement | Deterministic: same 13 rules applied the same way on every scan |
| Dispute support | Audit firm typically advises on dispute strategy as part of fee | Dispute letter generated automatically; escalation to advisor is tenant choice |
| Audit frequency | Every 3 to 5 years when cost is financially justified | Every reconciliation year at flat fee per audit |
| Landlord relationship management | Audit firm can act as intermediary in negotiations | Tenant manages landlord relationship directly with CAMAudit findings as documentation |
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