We score what algo readers score, not what humans score.
Most IR firms write copy that reads well to humans. Algo parsers don't read it that way. They tokenize against sentiment lexicons, parse for hedging language, and weight your filings against a peer composite. AxonIR scores your DEFM14A, 8-Ks, 10-Qs, and press releases on the same composite, and shows you which sections drag the average.
Filings scoring below 5.5 composite correlate with 60%+ redemption pressure at peer SPACs. Filings at 6.8+ correlate with 25-35%.
We work the cycle, not the launch.
Algorithmic IR is not a one-shot project. It's a quarterly cadence that compounds across 4-8 filings. Our monthly Sample Test Report scores every public document filed since the last cycle. The 30-minute monthly call surfaces the 3-5 highest-leverage rewrites for the upcoming filing window.
Customers in cycle 4+ see composite lifts of 1.2-1.8 points vs. their pre-AxonIR baseline.
We're built for the SPAC-to-pubco transition.
The hardest IR transition in public markets is the moment a SPAC closes a merger and becomes an operating company. The algo parsers reset their scoring model, and most de-SPACs lose 0.8-1.2 composite points in their first three quarterlies because the filing language doesn't shift.
AxonIR's Track B Pubco onboarding starts at the post-merger 8-K and is calibrated for the operating-company peer set, not the SPAC peer set.