Basic Background Check
A focused background search using publicly available records. Good for quick verification of identity or history.
Straightforward service pricing with no hidden fees. Some services can be booked directly; others require a brief consultation first so OSII can confirm scope, lawful purpose, and any required authorizations.
Two ways to get started: Services marked GET NOW collect brief intake information before opening checkout. Services marked REQUEST CONSULTATION require a brief conversation first — OSII will confirm scope, lawful purpose, and any authorizations before work begins.
A focused background search using publicly available records. Good for quick verification of identity or history.
In-depth background research across multiple sources. Suitable for pre-employment, personal decisions, and due diligence.
A nationwide investigative background search covering criminal history, liens, warrant records, and location history across multiple legally accessible sources. Designed for deeper due diligence when a broader view of a person's background, location history, and potential legal concerns is needed.
Targeted search of criminal and court records using publicly accessible legal databases and courthouse records.
Open-source intelligence research including social media profiles, digital footprint analysis, and online activity review.
Professional skip tracing and people-locate research using lawful investigative methods and public records.
Investigative research support for locating a missing person or lost family member through public records and OSINT methods.
Research into a phone number, online username, or digital identity to help verify who is actually behind a contact or profile.
Verification of employment history, business claims, professional licenses, or business registration information.
Research into publicly accessible records including property, court filings, business registrations, and related data.
Discreet, professional investigative research for individuals with concerns about partner fidelity. Conducted lawfully and with sensitivity.
Investigative research support for family law matters involving child custody. Careful documentation of relevant, lawfully obtained information.
Research into suspected fraud or scam operations. Includes digital evidence documentation, scam infrastructure analysis, and findings report.
Research into publicly available asset information including real property records, business holdings, and related public data.
Comprehensive research into a person's or organization's digital presence — usernames, accounts, aliases, domain records, and online activity.
Research into whether someone you met online is actually who they claim to be. Catfish research, romance scam investigation, and identity verification using open-source methods.
Professional research into a business, partner, vendor, or individual before entering a significant agreement, transaction, or professional relationship.
Hourly investigative consulting, evidence review, document analysis, or general investigative support billed at an hourly rate.
A note on direct-pay services
Paying for a service does not automatically authorize OSII to begin an investigation. All investigative work is subject to verification of lawful purpose and, where required, appropriate consent or authorization. If a paid assignment cannot legally or appropriately be accepted, OSII will contact you to discuss options. Payment terms are outlined in our service agreement.
Complex investigations and specialized cybersecurity assignments are individually assessed. Pricing depends on the scope, technical requirements, anticipated investigative resources, and agreed deliverables.
If your situation involves multiple subjects, layered research, or an unusual objective, a confidential consultation helps determine the best approach before any work begins.
OSII is a Colorado Springs–based private investigations and intelligence agency serving individuals, attorneys, and businesses. Contact our agency to discuss your investigative needs, service availability, and case requirements.