Filing Guardian.
For JSE Junior and Main Market companies

Never appear in the JSE's regulatory report again.

Every month the JSE publicly names the companies that filed late. In April 2025 only 30 of 52 annual reports arrived on time. Filing Guardian turns two facts about your company into every deadline you face, counts down to each suspension trigger, and makes sure the right person hears about it while there is still time to act.

Built from the JSE rule books, revised January 2025. A rule citation on every line. 60-day free pilot, no card.

Guardian view · sample Junior Market company · December year end
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58%
of annual reports filed on time, April 2025
8
companies suspended for late financials since 2023
74%
of breaches came from the Junior Market
J$5,000
per day in Main Market late fines, weekends included

Why this matters on the Junior Market: a company suspended or delisted before its 15-year mark can be required to repay income tax benefits back to the date of listing. One filing that drifts 90 days can turn years of concessions into a retroactive bill.

What it does

The whole rulebook, computed

Quarterly filings, audited annuals, the annual report, AGM materials, closed periods for director dealing: generated from two facts about your company, with the rule citation on every line.

Countdown to suspension, not just to the deadline

The rules give every filing a second, later date: the day trading in your shares can be suspended. You should always know how far away it is.

Deadlines that live in your calendar

One click puts every date in Outlook, Google Calendar, or Apple Calendar, with reminders built in.

Escalation before embarrassment

When a filing is at risk, reminders widen from the preparer to the CFO, the company secretary, your mentor, and the board chair. (Reminder service arrives with the full product; the calendar is live today.)

How the pilot works

STEP 1

Two facts, every deadline

Your market tier and fiscal year end. The engine does the rest, live, in the demo, before you ever talk to us.

STEP 2

60 days, full product, free

No card and no commitment. Your team, your mentor, and your board see the same page.

STEP 3

Stay only if it earns its keep

After the pilot, billing is by invoice in J$ or US$, quarterly or annually. If it has not paid for itself, walk away.

Pricing

Published, flat, and per company. Unlimited users on every plan. Billed by invoice in J$ or US$, quarterly or annually; annual billing gets two months free. Every plan starts with a 60-day free pilot.

Guardian

US$179
per company, per month (about J$28,000)
  • The full deadline calendar with suspension countdowns
  • Calendar feed for Outlook and Google
  • Escalating email reminders
  • Closed-period calendar for directors
  • Evidence log of every reminder sent
For companies that have been burned

Guardian Plus

US$329
per company, per month (about J$52,000)
  • Everything in Guardian
  • Milestone back-planning: audit kickoff to submission, with owners and buffers
  • Delay-notice letter and newspaper-notice templates, pre-filled
  • Director dealing clearance log
  • Board-pack export

Adviser

US$89
per company, per month, sliding with volume
  • For mentors, company secretaries in practice, and audit firms
  • One dashboard, all your companies, sorted by risk
  • Monthly oversight report per company

Claim a pilot spot

We are onboarding a small group of Junior and Main Market companies and advisers for a free 60-day pilot. Pilot companies get the full product, direct access to us, and a say in what gets built next. No card, no commitment; if it does not earn its keep, walk away.

Honest limits

Filing Guardian cannot make an audit finish faster, and no software can promise a clean filing record. What it does is make sure a slipping deadline is seen early, escalated to the right people, and handled with a clean paper trail instead of a scramble.