Steadworthy

Firm monitoring · one product, one pitch

Every client's registrations.
One dashboard.

Paste your client list once. We watch every state registry, compute every renewal from each client's own fiscal year, and send your firm one digest — cited to statute, dated, calm.

52jurisdictions monitored — every US state, DC, and Puerto Rico
28state registries read directly; the rest rule-monitored, cited
0filings made on your behalf
0emails to your clients unless your firm turns it on

No filing · no client contact · read-only by design

01 · Onboarding

Your whole book, in one sitting.

Step 01

Paste EINs

One per line, straight from your practice-management export. Names optional.

34-2891044
81-4402117
93-1180224
36-4471209
… 90 more
Step 02

We scan

Every EIN against the IRS files and the 28 registries we read directly — paced and serialized, so a big book never hammers a state's site.

IRS Pub-78 ···· ok
IRS BMF ······· ok
registries ···· 28
pace ····· throttled
Step 03

Confirm the roster

Exact EIN matches accept themselves. You judge the rest — one card, one keystroke, park the rest.

auto-accepted ·· 83
needs your eyes · 11
not found ······ 2
Step 04

The book is live

A standing report for the batch, then monitoring starts.

current ······· 79
due soon ······· 9
registry lapsed · 4
unverified ····· 2
02 · The book

The roster, at a glance.

Bramble & Chen CPA · 94 clients · checked dailySample
OrgEINStatesNext renewalAs of
Harborlight Children's Fund34-2891044OH IN KYFeb 15 · OH reportJul 31
Front Range Youth Build84-1129034CONov 15 · CO renewalJul 31
Cedar & Sparrow Foundation81-4402117OHFeb 15 · OH reportJul 31
Riverbend Arts Alliance93-1180224CARRF-1 overdueJul 30
Rocky Mountain Land Trust74-2288301CO NMNov 15 · CO renewalJul 31
Prairie Commons Inc.36-4471209ILUnverified — name conflict
Northlight Youth Coalition91-2044118WARegistration expiredJul 29
CurrentDue soonRegistry shows lapsedUnverified87 of 94 current · nothing to do on those today

No red anywhere. A registry showing a lapse is a fact to work, not an emergency to perform.

03 · The digest

One digest. Not fifty alert emails.

Grouped by client, daily or weekly — whichever your team actually reads. Every line carries the date the registry said it and the rule that makes it true.

The differentiator

Your clients are never emailed.

Not a setting buried three levels down. The default, and the only behaviour until an admin at your firm names a client and turns it on.

To: staff@bramblechen.cpa · weekly · Monday 7:00 ETSample

Your Monday digest · 3 clients need a look

Coastal Bend Literacy ProjectSC

South Carolina rewrote its exemption thresholds this year: the small-organization exemption now measures gross revenue by fiscal year, at $25,000. Their declared figures sit above it, so the exemption no longer applies and registration comes before further solicitation.

S.C. Code § 33-56-50, as amended by 2026 Act No. 170 (eff. May 18, 2026) · card v2 · as of Jul 31

Front Range Youth BuildCO

Colorado's renewal is computed from their March 31 fiscal year end — the report is due by the 15th day of the eighth month after it. Nothing to do yet; it will lead the digest in October.

C.R.S. § 6-16-104(5)(a) · card v4 · as of Jul 31

Prairie Commons Inc.IL

The IRS file now lists a different legal name than your roster. We have marked the org unverified rather than guess which is current.

IRS Pub-78 + BMF · monthly refresh · as of Jul 15

91 clients had nothing outstanding this week. We said so once, here, instead of ninety-one times.

04 · Why it holds

We'd rather say unverified than be wrong.

Versioned rules

Every rule card is dated and cited.

When a state changes a threshold we publish a new version of the card, keep the old one, and tell you which clients moved across the line.

Rule card
SC · exemptions
§ 33-56-50 · v2
effective May 18 2026
supersedes v1
FYE-computed dates

Deadlines from their year, not a generic calendar.

We take each client's fiscal year end from their declared answers and compute every renewal off it. No shared due date that is wrong for half your book.

Computed
FYE ·········· Jun 30
990 ·········· Nov 15
CO renewal ··· Feb 15
OH report ···· Nov 15
Honest gaps

Unverified is a real state, and we use it.

When a registry is down, a name conflicts, or an EIN returns nothing, we say so and date it. A quiet client is not automatically a clean one.

Status
unverified
reason: name conflict
last good read: Jul 15
not counted as current
05 · Pricing

One plan. Two numbers.

There is no tier to choose and nothing to outgrow. You pay one platform fee, plus a flat rate for each organization you put under watch.

50organizations
10 minimum300
Your invoice, once a year
Platform fee
$500
Monitoring 50 organizations × $39
$1,950
Staff seats — unlimited
$0
Onboarding & match review
included
TotalThat works out to about $49 per organization per year.
$2,450/year
Ready when you are

Start monitoring 50 organizations

Card or invoice. Paste your list right after checkout — we run the whole book and send the standing report before anything is charged for a second year.

No metering · No silent overage · Cancel before renewal

Year-one onboarding included

Bulk EIN import, match review, and help filling in each client's details — covered by the platform fee, not an add-on.

Priority support, in writing

Priority email answered within one business day; scheduled calls available. A named contact begins at the talk-to-us level.

One invoice, trued up at renewal

Mid-year additions prorate; removals credit at renewal. No mid-year refunds and no metering surprises.

Firm plans include the portfolio dashboard, alert routing, and priority support — which is why the small-firm per-org rate sits above Monitor's $49 retail price. When filing launches, a monitored client who converts to a managed filing plan credits that org's monitoring fee against the filing subscription; the two never stack.

06 · Questions

Asked by firms, answered plainly.

Do you file anything for our clients?
No. Steadworthy watches registries and computes dates. Every filing stays with your firm — which is also why nothing we do can conflict with your engagement letters.
Will you email our clients?
Not unless an admin at your firm names a specific client and turns it on. The default is firm staff only, and bulk client email is not something you can switch on by accident.
What happens when a state changes a rule?
We publish a new dated version of the rule card, keep the prior version readable, and the next digest names exactly which of your clients moved across the line.
What happens as our book grows?
Add clients any time — nothing is blocked mid-year. Your org count trues up at renewal: additions are prorated, removals credit at renewal. Above 150 organizations, talk to us and we'll set the account up directly.
How do you know each client's deadlines?
From public IRS records automatically, sharpened by a short set of answers per client — fiscal year end, where they solicit, and their figures. Your firm can fill those in yourself from the 990, or the client can with their own login. Until someone does, that client's roster row says plainly that it's running on IRS defaults.
What if you are not sure about something?
We mark it unverified with a reason and the date of our last good read. We would rather show you a gap than a confident wrong answer.
Can you file the registrations for us?
Not in this release. Firm-managed filing is on the waitlist — tell us during the walkthrough and we will bring you in when it opens.

Bring the book.

Paste the list. We will run the whole book against the IRS files and the state registries and send back a standing report — before you have decided anything.

No filing · no client contact · read-only by design