Who it serves
The first 10-Q and 10-K after going public are where ad hoc IPO work meets a recurring compliance machine. Fiscal year end, filer status, insider roster, and who signs what all have to be right before the calendar starts escalating.
TakePublic onboarding reads your public EDGAR history and suggests company profile answers so the compliance calendar and drafts start from what the market already knows about you. S-1 and Form 10 go-public programs are on the roadmap; today the product serves companies that are already SEC-reporting on domestic forms.
Not today. S-1 and Form 10 go-public programs (Launch) are on the roadmap. TakePublic today serves companies already reporting on domestic forms such as 10-K and 10-Q.
Public filing history used to suggest company profile answers and to compute Core complexity (for example accelerated filer signals and recent financing and insider activity). Subsidiary count is asked in onboarding because it is not readable from EDGAR.
Before the first 10-Q due date. Monitor at $299 per month can cover the calendar while vendors finish IPO work; Core from $2,999 per month takes drafting and filing in-house when you are ready.
Yes. Invite them to the free counsel seat. TakePublic is not a law firm; your securities attorney must sign every filing before EDGAR.
If the company reports on domestic forms (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K), yes. Foreign private issuers on 20-F and 6-K are not supported.
Connect your books, review AI drafts with citations, and file to EDGAR. Your securities attorney signs every filing before it goes anywhere.
Get started Run a free compliance scan firstTakePublic is a technology platform, not a law firm, broker-dealer, or auditor. Nothing files without review and sign-off by a licensed securities attorney.