Answers to common questions about how DiscoverIPO works, where its data comes from, and what it doesn't do.
No. DiscoverIPO is an informational database. Nothing on the site is a recommendation to buy or sell any security, and no content should be relied on as financial advice.
Four securities regulators, refreshed hourly: the U.S. SEC (EDGAR), the EU's ESMA, the UK's FCA (National Storage Mechanism), and Japan's FSA (EDINET). See Methodology for exactly what each source provides.
Every hour, across the board. A newly filed company, its deal terms, and its AI-written summary or overview all appear within the hour.
Companies often file to go public months before setting a price range or expected date. Facts are shown only when actually disclosed rather than padded with placeholders — check back, or follow the source link on the company's page.
Yes — the European Union and EEA through ESMA's approved-prospectus register, the United Kingdom through the FCA's National Storage Mechanism (intention-to-float and AIM pre-admission announcements), and Japan through the FSA's EDINET system, alongside U.S. coverage through SEC EDGAR.
Some are. Every company page states its overview's source explicitly: a summary generated from the company's actual prospectus filing, or a web-researched overview written by an AI model when no prospectus is available.
Yes, DiscoverIPO is free and public with no account required.
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