For SEC-reporting companies that trade OTC
Your filings are public.Your website should look like you know that.
We rebuild the whole website: your products, your mission, your team. Then we add an investor section that updates itself from EDGAR, held to the same standard as your filings.
Northfield Instruments
Sample company and filings, shown for illustration.
01 · How it works
Three steps, in this order, on purpose.
We already found you
Our system tracks SEC-reporting companies that trade OTC. It reviews their SEC filings and financial standing, then scores their website against a written standard. If you’re reading this, yours scored low.
Scored on: mobile layout, accessibility, investor section, filing freshness, readable by AI- Works on a phone No
- Investor section Missing
- Latest filing shown 2019
- Accessibility, WCAG 2.1 AA 14 issues
- Readable by AI assistants No
- HTTPS Yes
We build it before you ask
A full working preview of your whole site. Your products, your mission and your team, plus an investor section built from your filings and press releases. Nothing invented, and nothing you haven’t already said or filed.
Delivered as a live link you can click throughFlow sensors for the water systems cities run on.
Rebuilt from your current site’s own words and your 10-K’s business description.
You decide what happens next
The investor section fills itself from EDGAR. Keep looking, walk away, or talk to us about making it your production site on terms that work for a company your size.
No cost to look, no obligation to keep itNorthfield Instruments
Northfield Instruments is a fictional company. Scores and filings are illustrative.
02 · What you get
One rebuild. The whole site.
Most of what we build is your actual website. The investor section sits inside it, built into the same design. Drag across to compare.
A · Your company site
The front door customers, partners and shareholders actually use.
What you make or do, who you serve, your team and how to reach you. Rebuilt from what you already have and tightened with your 10-K’s own business description where there are gaps.
- ContentYour current site’s text and images, restructured
- StructureChosen for your industry from your SIC code
- StandardFast, static, mobile-first, WCAG 2.1 AA
B · Your investor section
The parts a reporting company should have, kept current for you.
One template at /investors, the same for every client, fed from your own filings.
- Filings feed10-K, 10-Q, 8-K and Form 4, live from EDGAR
- Market dataOTC Markets quote link-through and tier badge
- Press releasesArchived from your 8-K Exhibit 99.1 filings
- PeopleManagement and board bios from your 10-K and proxy
- AlertsOpt-in email when you file or release
- BasicsTransfer agent, IR contact, fiscal year, FAQ
The investor section carries only what’s already filed or released. The rest of the site is yours to say however you want.
What we watch, every night
2,502
OTC-quoted symbols carry an SEC CIK number. Our pipeline checks each one: tier, reporting status, filing history, financial standing and the state of its website.
SEC-reporting among them
~1,450
An estimate from our analysis of company profiles pulled.
Website score that triggers a build
40 / 100
Below that line, we build the preview.
Sources: SEC company ticker file and OTC Markets company profiles, first pass September 2026.
03 · Built to be found
Written for AI assistants and for Google.
When someone asks an AI assistant about your company, it should find the right answer on your own site, instead of a stale mirror or a wrong ticker. Every site we build ships with this from day one, this one included.
- Structured data for your company, your filings and your press releases, in a form search engines and AI assistants can parse.
- A plain-text summary at your site’s root, like a sitemap, written for AI agents.
- Static pages an AI crawler can read, with nothing hidden behind JavaScript.
# OTC MVP > OTC MVP builds and rebuilds websites for small> SEC-reporting public companies that trade OTC,> pairing a modern company site with a> standardized, filings-fed Investors section. OTC MVP is a web vendor. It is not a broker-dealer,investment adviser, or investor relations firm. ## About- How it works: the three-step process- What's included: company site + Investors section- Built to be found: structured data, this file
04 · Our rules
We’re a web vendor. That’s the whole job.
- 4.1We are not an investor relations firm, and we don’t provide promotion or advisory services.
- 4.2We never communicate with investors on your behalf.
- 4.3We never discuss your stock publicly, on any platform, for any client.
- 4.4Every client we take on is listed publicly on this page, permanently.
05 · Clients
Judge us on your own site.
OTC MVP is new, so we show you instead of telling you. Before we ask for anything, you get a working preview of your own rebuilt website.
What our first clients get
- A finished preview of your own site, built before any conversation about price.
- The founder on every call and every decision, from that first preview through launch.
- Nothing to lose by looking: no cost to see the preview, and no obligation to keep it.
| Client register | Since |
|---|---|
| Open to our first clients | 2026 |
Every client is listed here the day the contract is signed, and stays listed. We never discuss a client’s stock, so this list is how we stay open about who we work for.
06 · Who’s behind this
It started with reading a real, audited filing, then landing on a website that looked abandoned.
The founder has three decades in IT, marketing, software development and systems implementation, and more recently how companies adopt AI. Also a personal investor in OTC-listed companies. OTC MVP builds the sites. It doesn’t cover the stocks, and it never will.