The round closed. The clock didn't.
Reg CF and Reg A+ issuers owe the SEC a stream of filings for years after closing — annual reports, semiannual updates, event-driven notices, and hard caps on what you can still raise. Solon turns your offering into an exact filing calendar, cited to the rule, and prepares each packet for you to review and file yourself.
Example · Reg A Tier 2 issuer · FY ending Dec 31
Every date rolls weekends & federal holidays forward, the way EDGAR does.
No customer logos yet — backed by the regulatory framework itself: Regulation Crowdfunding (17 CFR Part 227) and Regulation A, Tiers 1 & 2 (17 CFR Part 230).
One closing. Years of filings.
Reg CF and Reg A+ create a recurring reporting obligation that outlives the raise. Miss one, and you don't just owe a fee — you can lose the exemption that let you raise money from the public in the first place.
- Form C-ARAnnual report. Due every year, 120 days after your fiscal year ends, for as long as Reg CF requires it.
- Form 1-KReg A Tier 2 annual report. Due every year, 120 days after your fiscal year ends.
- Form 1-SASemiannual report. Due 90 days after the first half of your fiscal year closes.
- Form 1-UCurrent report. Due within 4 business days of a triggering event — a change in control, a bankruptcy, a fundamental change.
- 1-Z / C-TRExit filings. Skipping them doesn't end your obligations — it just means no one told the SEC.
- Continuous limitsRolling 12-month raise caps, per-investor limits, and bad-actor re-verification. Limits you can breach without ever missing a filing.
From offering to filed packet.
Solon turns your offering's own facts into a filing calendar and a packet ready for your review. You never enter a rule — you enter your offering.
Describe your offering
Tell Solon your regime and tier, your closing date, and your fiscal year-end. That's the entire input.
Get your exact calendar
Solon computes every due date from the rule text — rolling weekends and federal holidays forward the way EDGAR does — and flags anything that needs a human decision.
Review and file the packet
Solon assembles the packet from your own data. You review it, you approve it, you file it. Solon never submits anything to the SEC.
Every date has a citation.
Solon's namesake wrote Athens' laws down so citizens could check them, not just trust them. Every deadline here works the same way — traced to the specific rule that produced it, not a guess.
The rule on the left computed the date on the right — that's the whole calculation, and you can check it.
What Solon covers.
Every form and deadline below ties back to Regulation Crowdfunding or Regulation A — with more coverage added as the rules do.
Guarantees, not marketing.
These aren't values on a wall. They're the same rules the regulations impose on us — stated plainly enough that you can hold us to them.
We prepare, you file
Solon assembles filing-ready packets from your own data. You review them and submit them yourself. Solon does not file with the SEC or EDGAR.
Every rule cites its source
Each obligation traces to a specific statute or rule. When the rule changes, the change is logged and versioned — nothing updates quietly.
No invented facts
Every date and dollar amount comes from your offering or the rule text. Solon never fills a gap with a guess.
Not legal advice
Solon is compliance tooling, not a law firm. It tells you when a filing needs a lawyer's judgment — it doesn't replace one.