IR websites for companies on the NYSE and NASDAQ
Investor relations website design for public companies
An investor relations website holds a public company’s SEC filings, press releases, stock price, earnings events, and governance documents in one place for investors and analysts. Front Yard, a design and development company in Los Angeles, builds them for micro-cap and small-cap companies on the NYSE and NASDAQ.
Who we've served
Who this is for
Micro-cap and small-cap public companies
An IR site investors use on their own.
Companies that just listed, or are about to
The IR section has to be standing before the first filing.
What you get
An IR website designed around your brand and run by us.
01
Designed around your brand
Your type, color, and imagery on our IR platform.
02
Managed hosting
Global CDN, SSL, and a kept copy of every release for rollback. We host and monitor it. Your team doesn’t touch the server.
03
Support from the team that built it
Three hours a month of priority support, answered within a business day.
04
Built to public-market expectations
Accessibility and UX best practices, and the structure analysts and exchanges expect.
05
A CMS and automation built for IR
Your team has full access to make changes on the site as they see fit. Releases, filings, and stock data post themselves.
06
Investor alerts that run themselves
Investors subscribe once. Filings and releases go out from a sender we monitor, with one-click unsubscribe and bounce handling. The list belongs to the company.
Investor relations website features
Everything the platform and the retainer cover, plus the add-ons.
IR site pages
IR overview
Stock quote and price chart
SEC filings from EDGAR
Press releases and news
Events and presentations
Earnings call and webcast links
Governance documents and committee charters
Board and management bios
Analyst coverage
Investor FAQ
IR contact and transfer agent
Investor roadshow pages
Investor communications
Investor email alerts
SEC filing alerts
Press release alerts
Event notices
Double opt-in signup
One-click unsubscribe
Subscriber export
Platform and hosting
Investor relations CMS
IR subdomain (ir.company.com)
Managed hosting
Global CDN and SSL
Uptime monitoring
Security patches and updates
Quarterly performance review
Design
IR theme with your brand applied
Bespoke IR website design
Corporate website built alongside
Custom pages (add-on)
Accessibility and search
Accessibility best practices
Accessible PDF remediation (add-on)
Multilanguage IR sites (add-on)
Organization schema
Company name and ticker search visibility
What an investor relations website does for you
Everything in one place
Investors, analysts, and reporters read the material on the site.
Real-time alerts
A filing or a release reaches the site and the alert list the same day.
An investor list the company owns
Visitors sign up on the site. The list is yours to export.
Info for analysts and institutions
They read the IR site before a first call.
The story the filings leave out
Overview, strategy, and leadership pages carry the case for the company.
Name and ticker search
Filings and news published on your own domain, with structured data, rank for the company name and ticker.
Recent investor relations work
Kartoon Studios (NYSE American: TOON)
Investor relations
Web design
Web development
Kartoon Studios needed somewhere to send investors during a roadshow. We built it around conversion, performance metrics, a dynamic news and press release feed, an alert signup, and an investor video.
Anixa Biosciences (NASDAQ: ANIX)
Investor relations
Web design
Web development
A biotech running CAR-T and breast cancer vaccine programs. The corporate site and the IR material were built together, and the IR site comes complete with a robust investor alert system.
“Their creative vision and execution fit my client’s website needs perfectly.”
Joy Limanon, Peridot PR
See more work
How the build runs
About two weeks from signing to live for Core, about four for Bespoke.
01
Kickoff and content
Day 1
Agreement signed, invoice paid. You send copy-ready content, brand assets, and the filing and press sources.
02
Design
Days 2 to 5
Type, color, imagery, and page structure on your brand. Overview, stock, news, and filings pages first.
03
Build and integrations
Weeks 1 to 2
CMS, filings, press, stock data, alerts, SEO, and analytics, tested against your ticker.
04
Review rounds
Week 2
Three consolidated rounds. Each is one set of feedback from everyone on your side, legal and executives included.
05
Launch
End of week 2
Domain or subdomain connected, SSL issued, deploy pipeline live. A 60-minute CMS training. The retainer starts the following month.
06
Ongoing
After launch
We stay on for support, maintenance, and running the systems behind the site, like the investor alerts and the filing and stock feeds.
Timing
Both timelines depend on content and approvals arriving when we ask for them.
Bespoke
Bespoke adds a design-direction round before the build and runs about four weeks.
Have a go-live date?
Get a scoped proposal within 48 hours
What it costs
Two packages on the same platform, and one retainer. Setup is billed half at signing, half at go-live.
Core setup, live in about two weeks
$3,995
setup
Bespoke setup, live in about four weeks
$5,995
setup
Retainer on both, 12-month initial term
$495
/month
Custom page or significant design work
from
$995
The $495 covers hosting, SSL, the deploy pipeline and uptime monitoring, security patches and platform updates, live SEC filings, press releases, stock data and events, investor alerts for up to 2,500 active subscribers, three hours a month of priority support, and a quarterly performance review. After the first 12 months it runs month to month with 30 days’ notice.
Subscriber tiers and add-ons
2,501 to 10,000 subscribers
+$95
/month
10,001 to 25,000 subscribers
+$245
/month
Document and PDF accessibility remediation
$125
/document
Additional language, plus $50 a month each
$250
setup
Corporate website built with the IR site
from
$7,500
More than 25,000 subscribers
Quoted
Any newswire, filing agent, webcast vendor, or IR consultant you use stays in place. Not included: copywriting, legal and regulatory review, investor CRM and marketing automation, press release distribution, advanced market-data modules, gated content and investor logins, and paid media.
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