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Embedded Research Feeds

Put every analyst note written about you on your own investor relations page.

An Embedded Research Feed sits on the investor relations page of your website. It carries the research written about your company by the brokers and research houses we aggregate, and it updates itself as new notes are published. We supply it however your site is built: as embed code your web team pastes in, or as a Data feed (API) your developers show in your own design, and you keep control over which providers appear.

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£1,200 a year plus VAT · Includes the feed, monthly consumption insights and social media outreach.

48 Analyst reports and company videos

  • Your Company plc: Interim results ahead of expectations

    24 Sep 26 12 pages Northbank Securities

  • Initiation of coverage: a compounder hiding in plain sight

    17 Sep 26 28 pages Harlow Research

  • CEO interview: interim results and the outlook for H2

    24 Sep 26 Tamar Partners

  • Trading update: order book at a record high

    02 Sep 26 6 pages Northbank Securities

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Who it is for

What it does for each of you

  • For the IR team

    Less to maintain, more to act on

    The research page keeps itself current as brokers publish, with no PDFs to upload. Access rules for restricted research are applied for you, and each month you see who read what, so you know where to follow up.

  • For the CFO

    A fixed cost, and a small one

    £1,200 a year plus VAT, invoiced annually. The embed code takes a web team minutes rather than a project, and the agreement is a single page signed online.

  • For the CEO

    Your story, told by your analysts, on your own site

    Investors researching the company find every note written about it next to your announcements, rather than hunting for coverage elsewhere. The monthly report shows how much institutional attention the story is getting.

In the subscription

What the subscription includes

  • Research where investors already are

    Investors researching your company land on your IR page. A feed puts the analyst coverage in front of them there, instead of expecting them to find it somewhere else. Feeds typically increase readership around five times once embedded.

  • Readership data you can act on

    Feeds record who reads what. That gives you a picture of engagement with your story, and it generates institutional readership data that is useful for working out which investors to follow up.

  • Compliant with FCA rules

    Feeds carry the parameters needed to keep research access in line with FCA requirements, so restricted research stays restricted to qualified investors.

  • Monthly consumption insights

    A report lands in your inbox each month covering institutional, retail and high-net-worth consumption of your content across the platform: research, RNS views, videos and event interaction.

  • Social outreach on every publication

    We post from the Research Tree account on X when your brokers publish, when you release a material RNS, or when a factsheet goes up. Each post links back to your own site.

  • Listed on the LSE and Aquis

    Research Tree supplies the research feeds on the London Stock Exchange and Aquis Exchange websites. We will set your feed up on your company page there at no charge.

However your site is built

Embed code or Data feed, at the same price

Pick whichever suits your web team. The research in the feed is the same whichever you choose.

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    Embed code

    A short piece of code your web team pastes into your investor page. The quickest route: most have it live in under fifteen minutes, and it looks after itself from then on.

    Read the install guide
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    Data feed (API)

    The same research as data, so your developers can show it in your own design, matched to the rest of your site. It needs a developer, and takes about a day of their time.

    Read the developer guide
  • With the Data feed

    Embedded viewer page

    A page on your own site where investors open and read each note, rather than being taken to research-tree.com. Offered with the Data feed.

    Included in the subscription

From asking to live

How to get set up

  1. Step 1

    Ask for it online

    Five short steps: your company, your details, your feed, review and done. You find your company, choose what appears in the feed and how it goes on your site, and ask for the agreement.

    Online, about five minutes

  2. Step 2

    Sign a short agreement

    A one-page agreement to sign in the browser, with the annual invoice sent separately.

    Usually the same working day

  3. Step 3

    We set it up, your web team adds it

    A person applies your choices and sends your web team the embed code, or your developers the Data feed credentials. We check it looks right once it is up.

    Within one business day of signing

Questions

What companies ask before they sign

How long is the contract, and does it renew?

It is an annual subscription at £1,200 a year plus VAT, the same for either route. You sign a one-page agreement in the browser, the subscription is invoiced annually, and it renews each year. The agreement you sign is what governs it.

Which brokers appear in the feed?

The research written about your company by the brokers and research houses on Research Tree, which has 150+ providers disseminating through it. New notes appear as they are published, and you keep control over which providers appear.

How is MiFID II restricted research handled?

Research access is regulated, and MiFID II decides who may read what. Providers set their own access parameters, and the feed carries them, so restricted research stays restricted to the investors entitled to see it. You do not have to manage any of it.

What does the monthly report contain?

A report lands in your inbox each month covering institutional, high-net-worth and retail consumption of your content across the platform: research, RNS views, videos and event interaction. It shows who is engaging with your story, and where your IR team might follow up.

Should we use the embed code or the Data feed (API)?

Both cost the same and carry the same research. The embed code is what most sites use: a short piece of code your web team pastes into your investor page. The quickest route: most have it live in under fifteen minutes, and it looks after itself from then on. The Data feed (API) is for developers who want the research in your own design: the same research as data, so your developers can show it in your own design, matched to the rest of your site. It needs a developer, and takes about a day of their time. Only the Data feed (API) offers an embedded viewer page: included in the subscription.

What happens after we submit the form?

The agreement and the invoice arrive by email, usually the same working day. Once the agreement is signed, a person sets the feed up the way you chose, whitelisting your website or issuing your Data feed credentials, within one business day. Then we email your embed code, or the credentials and the developer guide, to whoever you named. If you asked us to call first, we call, usually within one business day, and nothing is signed or invoiced until you are happy. Nothing is switched on automatically.

Running on the investor pages of

A selection of the listed companies with a research feed. Where marked, the link opens their live page.

Set your feed up now

Find your company, choose what appears in your feed and ask for the agreement, in about five minutes. A person sets the feed up within one business day of signing.

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