Greenshoe is the better fit
Choose Greenshoe when continuous peer monitoring, disclosure benchmarking, and research-infused Word markups are the main job, and your existing team and filing agent already own the rest of the process.
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Greenshoe is a Continuous Disclosure Intelligence platform for public company reporting teams. It monitors peer disclosures, SEC guidance, and market events, then helps teams check, benchmark, and update disclosure.
TakePublic is the back office for US public companies: statements render from the connected ledger, AI drafts the narrative with citations, your securities attorney signs every filing, and TakePublic files to EDGAR with Inline XBRL included. The difference is what each posted monthly price buys.
Greenshoe focuses on monitoring, research, benchmarking, and drafting. Its published workflow covers uploading disclosure, automated form checks, peer alignment, research-infused drafting, and Word exports with redlines and comment bubbles.
The published company plan is $2,000 per month and starts with a demo. Law and accounting firms are offered custom paid deployments. Greenshoe reports SOC 2 Type I and Type II compliance, with ISO 27001 in progress.
Greenshoe's published workflow ends at analysis and exported markups, with filing execution running through a separate filing agent. TakePublic carries the recurring workflow from the ledger through counsel sign-off and EDGAR filing.
Choose Greenshoe when continuous peer monitoring, disclosure benchmarking, and research-infused Word markups are the main job, and your existing team and filing agent already own the rest of the process.
A reporting team can use monitoring and benchmarking tools alongside TakePublic. Keep the research workflow that helps your team, then use TakePublic for ledger-connected statements, counsel-gated approval, Inline XBRL, and EDGAR filing.
Their pricing
Both companies publish prices, which is unusual in this market. Greenshoe posts a $2,000 per month plan for public company reporting teams. Entry is demo-only, and law and accounting firms receive custom paid deployment pricing. Contact Greenshoe for current terms.
TakePublic, published
Compliance calendar, health score, and deadline tracking while your current vendors keep filing.
Forms 3, 4, and 5 drafted, signed by counsel, and filed.
10-K, 10-Q, and 8-K drafted from your books, counsel sign-off, EDGAR filing, and Inline XBRL.
Complex Core is $4,999 or $5,999 per month, computed from your public EDGAR history and shown before checkout. Onboarding is $5,000 to $10,000 one time by complexity tier.
See full pricingComplete generated documents, scored line by line against what each company actually filed. Open one and read it cover to cover.
These companies are not TakePublic customers. Trademarks belong to their respective owners; the filings shown are public records. All 35 published drafts are on the proof page.
It depends on the job. Greenshoe is built around continuous disclosure monitoring, benchmarking, and drafting. TakePublic is the recurring reporting back office, from connected books through licensed counsel sign-off, Inline XBRL, and EDGAR filing.
Yes. A team can use Greenshoe for monitoring and benchmarking, then run the filing workflow in TakePublic. The products address different parts of the reporting cycle.
Greenshoe's published workflow shows analysis and exported Word markups. Filing execution runs through a separate agent, including through its announced partnership with The Nuvo Group. Contact Greenshoe for the current filing workflow.
Your securities attorney signs the exact document hash before submission. Invite your own counsel to a free counsel seat. TakePublic is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.
No. Counsel and auditor firm seats are free; the company's subscription is the only paid account.
Monitor from $299 per month, Section 16 at $499, Reg A at $749, and Core from $2,999. Reg A onboarding is $1,500 one time. Core pricing is computed from your public EDGAR history and shown with evidence before checkout.
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