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Explain the rules and filings your customers track.

Plain-English analysis of regulations, deals, and filings for your platform. Every figure ties to the document.

Your beat

What you can cover.

  • New rules and comment periods
  • Agency guidance
  • Deals and filings in your niche
  • Earnings from key players
  • Fee and pricing changes
  • Reports from sources you add
Your sources

Sources teams like yours add.

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SEC filings feedLead
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Example

One story ships. One waits.

Both came from the same sources. Only the one that checked out reached the feed, and only it was billed.

Checked. 5 of 5 facts match your sources.Analysis · $10

What the new card-fee rule changes at checkout

The rule takes effect October 11. It caps network fees on in-person sales under $502, and online checkout is exempt2. Shops under $10 million in yearly card sales3 keep their current rates for three years3.

Sources behind this story
1Rule text, §4 · Federal Register
2Rule text, §2 · Federal Register
3Rule text, §7(b) · Federal Register
Held. Not sent to your feed. Not billed.$0.00
Draft headline

“Rule will save small shops $2B a year”

A number with no source
The draft saidSmall shops will save $2 billion a year.
Your sourcesNone of them has this number.

You can see why it was held. Ask again later, once your sources back it up.

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Built for this beat.

Every figure checked

Dates, caps, and dollar amounts tie back to the rule text or the filing.

Analysis, not summaries

Who it affects, what changes, and the numbers that decide it.

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Example month

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Questions

What b2b platform teams ask.

How long are analysis pieces?

900 to 1,500 words, with every figure tied to a source.

Who owns the stories?

You do. Stories are yours to publish wherever you like.

Can it cover a narrow niche?

Yes. The narrower the beat, the better. Name it in plain words and add the sources that cover it.

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