When the maximum cost per run limits the result, the run's status message now says so: how many matching records it paid for, the limit that was set, and that raising it returns the rest. Before, an empty result showed no explanation.
Date From and Date To now have a date picker at the top of the form and accept relative values such as 5 years or 3 months, counted back from the day the run starts (UTC). Exact YYYY-MM-DD dates work as before. A date value that cannot be read now stops the run with a clear message instead of returning unexpected results.
The form now starts with the last year of filings selected instead of a fixed year. year still works for existing integrations.
A run now delivers only the records its maximum cost per run pays for, and ends cleanly with a message when that limit leaves no room for results.
A small maximum cost per run now returns the records it pays for. Such runs could deliver fewer records than the limit covered.
From 2026-10-27 09:00 UTC the flat start fee is billed under the platform's standard start event; prices and per-record events are unchanged. From 2026-11-10 10:00 UTC each record is billed as a new delisting (filed within the 30 days before the run) or an archive delisting (filed earlier), at one price for every plan. Runs before then keep the current per-record events and prices. Every run is charged exactly one start fee.
