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Compliance health score

A single number answers whether the company's SEC calendar is healthy. TakePublic scores compliance from 0 to 100 with a letter grade A through F, so CFOs, counsel, and boards share one view of risk.

The same scoring logic runs in the paid app and the free public scanner. Enter a ticker on the marketing site or open the dashboard: the grade never disagrees with itself.

0-100
TakePublic TP SCORE Health score
Team
CFOs, counsel, and boards
Filing phase
Always on
Output
0-100 score with A-F grade
Plan
Monitor, $299/mo

What the score factors in

0-100
Score range
A-F
Letter grade bands
3y
NT history window
01 TIMELY10-K and 10-Q
02 NTLate notice history
03 BLOWNStatutory deadlines
04 RUNWAYNext obligation ready

One score in two places

Which plan includes it

The health score ships in every tier, starting with Monitor at $299 per month. Anyone can also run a ticker through the free public scanner with no login.

Frequently asked questions

What is a TakePublic compliance health score?

A 0 to 100 score with letter grade A through F that summarizes filing timeliness, NT history, blown deadlines, and runway on the next obligation.

Does the free scanner use the same score as the app?

Yes. Both use the same scoring logic so a public scan and the in-app dashboard never disagree.

What hurts the score?

Late or missing 10-K and 10-Q filings, NT late notices in the trailing three years, blown statutory deadlines, and short runway on the next obligation relative to draft readiness.

Which plan includes the health score?

Every plan, starting with Monitor at $299 per month. The free scanner exposes the same score without a subscription.

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