Widgets & Web Launched Investor Relations Website Services
The Miami-based firm now offers automated SEC filing and stock data tools for public companies and SPACs.
Updated on Oct. 3, 2026 in Public Companies
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Miami-based tech firm Widgets & Web has launched a new suite of managed website services tailored for public companies, IPO-bound firms, and SPACs. The platform automates SEC filings, stock data feeds, and press release libraries to streamline compliance for local businesses.
Why it matters
Keeping an investor relations site updated with SEC filings and live stock data is a critical, labor-intensive burden for publicly traded entities. This service aims to lower the barrier for companies managing these requirements through an outsourced, managed model.
Public companies can access managed IR website services for $299 per month, or $3,588 annually, while SPACs pay a reduced rate of $199 monthly. The firm promises to deliver an initial website draft within 24 hours of account setup.
The players
Widgets & Web
A Miami-based company providing website management and data integration tools for public entities.
The details
The service includes hosting, security monitoring, and ADA/WCAG accessibility compliance without requiring up-front design or setup fees. Businesses can either host a full site through the provider or integrate specific data widgets for filing feeds and stock information into existing company portals. All sites feature automated connectivity to EDGAR for SEC reporting and press release distribution.
Timeline
Widgets & Web announced its service offerings on October 2, 2026.
Beyond the 305
This platform follows the industry trend of automating compliance tasks that traditionally require manual input into the SEC EDGAR electronic filing system. By pulling data directly from federal sources, the service updates site feeds without the need for internal administrative intervention.
Local firms transitioning to public markets can now source their investor relations infrastructure locally without initial setup fees. This allows management teams to prioritize regulatory accessibility and security monitoring immediately upon engaging the service.
The takeaway
Public entities and SPACs looking for a streamlined way to manage compliance and data disclosure can now access managed site tools from a local provider. Interested stakeholders should review the firm’s accessibility standards and integration requirements to ensure compatibility with existing platforms.
Further reading
Learn more about the local corporate landscape in the Public Companies section.
More information
For a breakdown of the service tiers and technical capabilities, view the investor relations website design information.
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