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Dilution Tracker Review, Pricing, and Features

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Dilution Tracker

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Dilution Tracker watches the filings and events that change a company's share count, including shelves, ATMs, warrants, convertibles, S-1 offerings, and reverse splits. It is most useful for volatile U.S. small caps where new supply can change the trade quickly.

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Pricing

Free • From $588/yr · 7-day trial · 2 plans

Free account

Free account provides all data fields for a limited set of open-access tickers.

Free
Free plan

Annual

$49/mo billed annually ($588 every 12 months); page notes saving 33% vs monthly pricing.

$588/yr
7-day trial

Key features

  • Research coverage for U.S.-listed small-cap dilution profiles focused on shelves, warrants, ATM programs, equity lines, convertibles, S-1s, and related financing overhang.
  • Review split-adjusted shares outstanding history alongside potential-dilution bars for ATM, S-1, warrant, equity-line, convertible note, and preferred-stock exposure.
  • Check whether a company can raise capital through a shelf, pending S-1, private placement, or other disclosed financing path.
  • Use dilution-risk and offering-ability ratings as prompts for deeper filing review.
  • Monitor SEC filings and company press releases for dilution-related disclosures, value updates, and newly covered issuers.
  • Monitor reverse-split tracking based on press releases and 8-K or 6-K disclosures about shareholder vote results and approvals.
  • Review the site's float calculation, which subtracts holdings attributed to officers, directors, affiliates, and holders above 20%.
  • Create email and SMS alerts across supported ticker universes, Dilution Tracker coverage, or custom ticker lists where the plan allows.
  • Educational resources for Dilution and the knowledge base to understand common financing structures, SEC filings, and small-cap dilution mechanics.
  • Scope and pricing: free access is limited to open-access tickers, paid use is annual-heavy, and the tool is not a broad fundamentals terminal, broker, options platform, or portfolio accounting system.

FAQ

Is Dilution Tracker free?

Not entirely. Dilution Tracker includes a free tier, but its paid subscription options unlock more capacity. Visit the vendor site for current limits and pricing. A 7-day free trial is available on select plans.

Who is Dilution Tracker best for?

Dilution Tracker is built for Retail Traders, Pro Retail, Day Traders, and Swing Traders. It suits beginner, intermediate, and advanced users.

What platforms and connections does Dilution Tracker support?

You can use Dilution Tracker on Web.

Which markets does Dilution Tracker cover?

Dilution Tracker covers North America. Examples include US. It tracks Stocks. Identifiers include Ticker.

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