For small-cap CEOs and IR teams

See how your retail shareholders engage.

Understand how existing shareholders respond to your newsletter, and follow subscribers as they become recorded shareholders over time.

See the engagement. Follow the ownership. Learn over time.

Built inside Onfolio Holdings, a Nasdaq-listed small-cap.

From newsletter subscriber to recorded shareholder.
Jordan LeeFictional timeline · SharePulse over time
March · Newsletter audience
Joins your investor newsletter
April · Engagement
Clicks your business update and replies
June · Shareholder report
First appears in the available ownership records
The question you can explore

What engagement came before this subscriber appeared as a recorded shareholder?

Illustrative historical view; requires dated records. The free audit starts with a single-period comparison.

The Onfolio experience

Connect newsletter engagement with the people who own shares.

“It also helped me identify new shareholders and see how engaged each of them was with my newsletter.”
Dom Wells

Dom WellsCEO, Onfolio Holdings (ONFO) · Founder, SharePulse

Understand the relationship between
your newsletter and your shareholders.

See how your current holders engage and how your subscriber audience develops into recorded ownership.

Understand how your shareholders engage.

See the newsletter clicks, replies and other activity recorded for your retail shareholders. Learn which updates get a response and how that engagement changes over time.

In practice

A recorded shareholder clicks a business update and replies with a question. See that activity alongside their ownership record.

Follow subscribers as they become recorded shareholders.

Connect your newsletter audience with successive shareholder reports. Identify subscribers who first appear in later reports and look back at their engagement before that point.

In practice

Someone joins your newsletter, engages with several updates, and later appears in a shareholder report. Review that sequence with the dates and evidence together.

Learn how your newsletter audience is developing.

Review engagement alongside changes in recorded ownership. Look for patterns across comparable periods to understand how your audience is developing and inform what you publish next.

In practice

Compare successive periods: how did shareholder engagement change, and which subscribers began appearing in ownership records?

Ownership reports have limited coverage. First appearing in a report does not establish a purchase date, and prior newsletter engagement does not prove the newsletter caused an investment.

From today’s audience
to a picture over time.

Start with a free comparison of your current lists. To explore how subscriber engagement and recorded ownership develop over time, bring dated records and engagement history into the wider SharePulse workflow.

  1. 1

    Establish your starting picture

    Match a shareholder report with your newsletter audience. See who overlaps and review the subscription status and engagement available for those matches.

  2. 2

    Follow the changes

    Bring dated subscriber history, engagement and comparable shareholder reports together. Identify subscribers who first appear as recorded holders in later periods.

  3. 3

    Learn from the patterns

    Review what existing shareholders respond to and the activity preceding new recorded ownership. Use those observations to guide your next newsletter.

Connect what you already know about your investors.

Connect your newsletter audience, engagement history and shareholder records to understand the relationship between reading your updates and appearing in your shareholder base.

Who appears in your records?

Use transfer-agent or NOBO reports to identify recorded holders and positions. Compare compatible reports when you want to see changes over time.

Who has told you they own shares?

Bring together ownership claims from surveys, forms and authorized investor correspondence. Keep the original evidence available to review.

Who is in contact and engaging?

Connect subscription status, replies and tracked newsletter activity with recorded holders. Review engagement from existing shareholders and subscribers who later appear in ownership reports.

Keep the wider picture in view.

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Show clients how their investor audience develops.

Bring retail shareholder engagement and newsletter audience development into client reporting. Show how existing holders respond and which subscribers later appear in shareholder records.

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SharePulse + Parlance

From investor intelligence to investor communication.

SharePulse connects newsletter engagement with recorded ownership so you can learn how your investor audience develops. Parlance helps turn your strategy, filings and executive voice into review-ready communications.

SharePulse provides the signal. Parlance helps produce the response.

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Start with a free audit. See who overlaps today.

For ongoing shareholder engagement analysis, SharePulse Core is $799 per ticker / month.

IR firm partner pricing is available for multiple issuer clients.

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Before you share your records.

What do I need for the audit?

Explore the fictional sample without any files, or compare a shareholder CSV with your investor contact CSV for one company, security and record date. Your files stay in your browser. A public website check is optional. Ask for an assisted audit if you have PDFs or need earlier-period comparisons.

What happens after the free audit?

The audit compares one shareholder report with one newsletter or contact export, including any subscription status and engagement notes supplied. To follow subscriber-to-shareholder progression over time, you need dated subscriber history, engagement and comparable shareholder reports. Request a walkthrough to discuss that wider workflow. The free audit does not require a subscription.

Does an ownership claim count as verified ownership?

No. A survey answer or email is a self-reported relationship signal. It stays separate from record-confirmed ownership unless it can be reconciled with an authoritative record. Suggested identity matches need review.

How is my data handled?

The self-service CSV audit processes your files in your browser and does not upload them. Walkthrough request forms collect only your contact details. We’ll agree data handling separately for assisted work. Customer data is processed on your behalf; we do not sell personal information or use customer data to train third-party AI models. Read the privacy policy.

Can this prove my newsletter converted someone into a shareholder?

You can observe that a subscriber engaged and later appeared in the available shareholder records. That sequence helps you investigate audience development, but it does not prove the newsletter caused the investment or reveal the exact purchase date. The free audit shows current overlap; it does not calculate a subscriber conversion rate.

Free Shareholder & Newsletter Audit

See where your newsletter audience and shareholders overlap.

Match your current shareholder report with your newsletter or investor contact list. See the overlap and the engagement notes you already have—a starting point for understanding your audience over time.

Free to use. No account required. Shareholder and contact CSVs stay in your browser.

Prefer an assisted audit?

Want to follow newsletter subscribers into recorded ownership over time? Ask about working with dated subscriber history, engagement and successive shareholder reports. We’ll follow up within 48 hours to discuss your records and scope.

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