
Say Technologies operates a shareholder-engagement platform connecting retail investors with the public companies they own.
Say operates a shareholder-engagement network it says reaches more than 25 million retail investors, organized around three audiences. For Public Companies it offers Shareholder Q&A, Shareholder Messages, and an Issuer Portal; for brokers it covers proxy processing, prospectus and fund-report delivery, voluntary corporate actions, a Broker Portal, and an API.
For shareholders, Say lets verified owners vote, ask and upvote questions for companies they hold, and receive direct messages from those companies. The product is white-labeled so brokers and issuers present it under their own brand.
Retail-investor participation and the digitization of proxy voting favor demand for shareholder-engagement tools, and issuers face growing pressure to communicate directly with a dispersed retail base. Say addresses that shift for both issuers and the brokers that custody retail accounts.
The category is contested by incumbent transfer agents and proxy processors such as Broadridge and Computershare, and Say's trajectory now depends on Robinhood's priorities as its parent. Post-acquisition, Say's standalone growth is tied to how Robinhood productizes the capability.
Verified-shareholder gating distinguishes Say's Q&A: participation is limited to confirmed owners while sessions stay publicly visible, letting issuers answer many similar questions at once. The broker product is white-labeled end to end, so communications and voting match the broker's brand out of the box.
Ownership by Robinhood gives Say distribution into a large retail-investor base and a single network spanning brokers, issuers, and shareholders. Built-in compliance reporting through Broker Portal and a developer API round out the broker-facing offering.