We Built A Newsroom For The Companies Nobody Covers.

MicroCap Desk is Dart's own publication on US-listed companies under $500 million in market cap. We designed the brand, built the site and its data tools, and run the editorial and social engine behind it.

100Articles published since July 2026
30Company coverage hubs

Client: MicroCap Desk, a Dart publication
Industry: Financial services and IR
Market: USA
Engagement: Owned and run by Dart since 2026
Work: Websites, Investor relations, Social and content, Branding, Film and video

Sector sections

Names screened in the terminal

Counts from microcapdesk.com and its sitemap, 28 September 2026.

The Brief.

Around 3,000 US-listed companies are worth less than $500 million, and most have no analyst coverage at all. That is the market Dart works in, so we built the publication it was missing: skeptical, numbers-first and readable in five minutes. It is also where we test the formats we make for listed clients.

01Earn trust on day one
An editorial brand that reads like a newspaper, not a stock promotion.
02Make filings readable
Tools that turn SEC filings into signals an investor can use in seconds.
03Publish every day with a small team
An AI-assisted workflow where people check every number before it ships.

A Site That Reads Like The Front Page.

Dart designed and built microcapdesk.com: a home page led by the day's stories, sector sections, company hubs that collect every piece on a name, and a bull, bear or neutral tag on every article in place of ratings or price targets.

The MicroCap Desk home page on a desktop browser

Real pages, captured live. Hover to pause the scroll.

A Terminal Built On SEC Filings.

The terminal screens every covered name for what actually sinks microcaps: shelf and at-the-market dilution, cash runway, Nasdaq bid-price risk, warrant overhang and going-concern flags, next to insider buying. The data is read straight from SEC EDGAR, and a free screener lists the whole coverage universe.

MicroCap Desk terminal with dilution and survival signals — **The terminal.** Dilution and survival signals for US microcaps.

MicroCap Desk coverage screener — **The screener.** The coverage universe by sector, sentiment and catalyst.

MicroCap Desk company pages — **Company hubs.** Every piece on a name, in one place.

Carousels That Teach, Not Tip.

Social content is protective and contrarian by design: what dilution does to your stake, why a rising price can still lose you money and what a chart never shows. There are no buy calls, and every piece ends with a disclaimer.

Share dilution. A 1% stake becomes 0.4%. — **Share dilution.** A 1% stake becomes 0.4%.

The math of dilution. Numbers first. — **The math of dilution.** Numbers first.

MicroCap Desk social post — **Education.**

MicroCap Desk post: do this math before your next microcap buy — **Do this math.** Before your next microcap buy.

Reels Made For A Muted Feed.

Short vertical videos with burned-in captions and a hook in the first two seconds, cut once for Instagram, X, LinkedIn and YouTube Shorts.

Microcap Desk motion reel. From our own investor newsroom: kinetic type and city footage on why most funds overlook US microcap stocks.

Microcap Desk explainer reel. From our own investor newsroom: short-form education on going-concern warnings buried in 10-K filings.

A Content Engine That Runs Every Week.

Five articles and eight social posts a week. AI drafts the first version from filings and press releases. An editor then checks every ticker, market cap and figure against live data and adds the disclosure block before anything is published.

01Monday
A company deep dive with a bull case and a bear case.
02Tuesday
Top five in a sector: AI, biotech, uranium or defense.
03Wednesday
A second deep dive or a news-driven piece.
04Thursday
A sector or theme piece.
05Friday
An evergreen explainer, and next week's batch goes to review.

Rules We Don't Break.

Accurate or it doesn't ship

Every number cites a filing. AI output is never trusted as it comes.

No buy calls

Sentiment shows where the evidence points. No ratings, no price targets.

Disclosure every time

Any piece that names a Dart client says so.

What We Delivered.

The work on this page, by service. Each card opens the full service page.

Brand and designBrand strategy and identityExplore the service

Web and digital experienceWebsite designWeb apps and portalsExplore the service

SEO and AI searchContent SEOExplore the service

AI integration and automationAI content systemsExplore the service

Video and motionSocial video and reelsExplore the service

Investor relations marketingIR content and socialExplore the service

Questions About Our Work With MicroCap Desk.

Still curious? Book a call or email info@dartmarketing.ai.

Who Owns MicroCap Desk?

Dart Marketing. We built it and run it as our own publication.

Does MicroCap Desk Give Investment Advice?

No. It publishes reporting and analysis with a bull, bear or neutral sentiment, and never ratings, price targets or buy calls.

How Often Does MicroCap Desk Publish?

Five articles and eight social posts a week. AI drafts the first version from filings and press releases, and an editor checks every figure before anything is published.

Where Does The Terminal's Data Come From?

Straight from SEC EDGAR filings.

Why Did Dart Build MicroCap Desk?

Around 3,000 US-listed companies are worth less than $500 million and most have no analyst coverage. Dart works in that market, so it built the publication the market was missing, and uses it to test the formats it makes for listed clients.