SEC Account Briefs: a cited brief per company, US$0.35 with your key or US$0.50 managed

Turn a company's SEC filings into a decision-ready account brief: recent material events, leadership changes, financial signals, and risks — every sentence cited to an 8-K item with a sec.gov link. No-AI, bring-your-own-key, or managed modes.

The experiment

• Hypothesis: evidence-linked account synthesis produces higher contribution per run.
• Target user: sales, account-research, and investment-research teams.
• Price: US$0.35 per brief with your own model key, US$0.50 per brief managed. Provisional until the private test decides, before either mode is public.
• Depends on SEC Event Intelligence: the brief is built from its events.

The citation rule

In managed mode the sentences are the model's words, but a sentence without a citation to evidence in the same section is rejected, and a section whose sentences are all rejected falls back to extractive text. The managed acceptance run stayed under the cap the input allows.

Revenue and contribution are shown to members. The method →

Limits — please read

• Coverage follows the SEC Event Intelligence watchlist (21 large US filers today, refreshed nightly). A company not enrolled yields an empty brief that says so.
• Evidence is the 8-K item section, not the exhibits. Earnings numbers, for example, live in the press-release exhibit; the brief will tell you results were announced and link the filing, not restate the figures.
• Sections with no evidence stay empty. The brief never fills a gap with outside knowledge.
• Model usage is reported in the brief's own output, separately for BYOK and managed, and never blended with the brief price.