For Nasdaq-listed companies

Big-company disclosure on a small-cap budget.

A $300M company faces the same SEC scrutiny as a $30B one, without the 30-person legal team, the disclosure committee or the budget to send every question to outside counsel. Finiti gives a lean team the preparation of a full disclosure department, and cuts the hours you pay counsel for.

The commercial case

Less counsel time, not less counsel.

Fewer billed hours

Counsel reviews a short issue list, not the whole draft.

One draft, everyone on it

Counsel, auditors and your team work on the same filing.

Your fractional corporate secretary

We run the filing with you, set up on your prior filings.

The arithmetic

What a reporting season costs in counsel review.

Illustrative inputs. Put in your own hours and rates.

Outside counsel review per reporting season20–40 hours
Hourly rate$800–$1,200
Cost per season$16,000–$48,000
Finiti Team planUS$325 per seat per month, flat

Finiti does the mechanical layer of that review before the draft leaves your team. No token or overage charges.

Built for smaller issuers

The moments that stretch a small team.

Scaled disclosure, checked

Finiti checks your filing against Regulation S-K, including the scaled disclosures available to smaller reporting companies, so you use what you are entitled to and miss nothing that is required.

Your first cycles after an IPO

The first full reporting cycle without the IPO working group. Finiti carries last period’s filing forward and checks every change against its source.

Crossing the accelerated filer line

Earlier deadlines and, for many companies, SOX 404(b) auditor attestation. See what changes for your next 10-K before the cycle starts.

When the filing is the investor story

With thin analyst coverage, your 10-K is what investors read. Compare your disclosure with higher-valued peers and see where yours is thin.

One person owning disclosure

Finiti gives the person who signs off the record of what was checked, against what and when, so the review does not depend on one person’s memory.

Every number, everywhere

A figure changes in MD&A and Finiti finds every other place it appears, across the 10-K, the earnings release and the investor deck.

“For small and mid-cap issuers, the real win isn’t better benchmarking — it’s replacing the need for a full reporting team plus outside counsel on routine filings.”

— Former SEC Commissioner, general counsel at a listed company