The Filing Readiness Monitor keeps a small filer continuously filing-ready: your deadline calendar maintained for you, your readiness re-checked every month, rule changes flagged when they touch companies like yours, and a nudge that escalates when something goes red. First cohort pricing: $99 per month, per company.
Waitlist is an email, not a commitment. First cohort gets founding pricing and a direct line to shape v1.
It decays quietly between filings.
Readiness is a snapshot: the day you run a checklist, you know where you stand. Then a quarter of business happens. A subsidiary is added, a segment shifts, a CFO leaves, the SEC amends a rule, and the checklist you ran in March says nothing about the company you are in June. Big companies solve this with reporting platforms and teams of three. Small filers solve it with memory and adrenaline. The Monitor exists so that a two-person finance team gets the first kind of coverage at a price that makes sense for the second kind of company.
Honest scope: this is what the first version ships with, not a vision slide. Each piece builds on a tool you can already use free today.
What exists today, priced honestly.
| Tier | What you get | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Enterprise reporting platforms | Full document management, XBRL, workflow, teams of seats. Excellent, and built for companies with reporting departments. | Publicly reported benchmarks start around $36K/yr and run far higher (see the breakdown) |
| Free single-shot tools | Checklists and calendars you run yourself, when you remember to. Good snapshots, no memory between them. | $0, including ours |
| Filing Readiness Monitor | Continuous readiness for a small filer: calendar maintained, checks re-run, changes flagged, reds escalated. Monitoring, not document production. | $99/mo per company, first cohort |
First-cohort members keep this rate for as long as they stay subscribed. Pricing for later cohorts may be higher. No seat counting: one price covers the company.
Four fields, thirty seconds. You will get one email when the first cohort opens, plus at most one progress update a month before that. Nothing else. Waitlist members hear first and lock the $99/month founding price when the first cohort opens.
Asked pre-emptively, answered honestly.
When the first cohort experience is genuinely worth $99 a month, and not before. Waitlist members get progress updates at most monthly and are invited in order of signup. No fake countdown timers here.
No. The waitlist is an email address, not a card on file. When the cohort opens you decide, with the actual product in front of you and the founding price attached.
No, and it does not try to be. Those platforms produce and file documents; the Monitor tells you whether you are ready to. If you have $36K+ a year and a reporting team, buy a platform. If you have two people and a deadline, this is your tier. The comparison is spelled out in the Workiva alternatives breakdown.
No. v1 monitors readiness: calendar, re-checks, flags, nudges. Filing stays with you and your filing agent. When a specific document needs senior human eyes before it goes out, that is the Pre-Filing QC Review.
It is the same logic already public in the free tools: the deadline calendar, the 10-Q disclosure assessment, the SOX readiness and going-concern checks, all citation-backed and re-verified quarterly. The Monitor adds memory, scheduling, and escalation on top; the rules underneath are ones you can inspect today.
The $99/mo figure is introductory and marked as such. First-cohort members keep it for as long as they stay subscribed; later cohorts may pay more as the product grows. That is the whole deal, stated up front.
Join the waitlist now, meet the product when it is worth your money.
Join the waitlistWhile you wait, everything the Monitor builds on is free today: the deadline calendar, deadline alerts, the 10-Q assessment, SOX readiness, going concern, and the flux explainer. Cross-border filer? See India-US Cross-Border Finance.