Company Profile Widget
Before anyone reads a company's numbers they want to know what the company actually is — who runs it, what it sells, where it is based, how big it is. This free widget puts that background on your page in one compact block: CEO, founding year, sector, industry, headquarters, employee count, and the identifiers (ISIN, FIGI) that professionals use to look a security up. Embed it on any investing, research, or finance site.
Sign up for free, add your website domain, and paste the embed code above into your HTML. Your widget will activate automatically.
Which profile to show. Stocks have the most detail; forex and crypto show their own fields.
Auto matches your site's language — when visitors switch it, the widget follows. Pick a language to keep it fixed.
Auto matches your site's dark/light mode — when visitors switch your site theme, the widget follows automatically. Choose Light or Dark to keep it fixed.
Remove the widget background color so it blends with your page.
If you have your own loading spinner or skeleton on the page, enter its ID or class here (e.g. #my-loader). The widget will remove it once data is ready.
Add your own CSS code to change fonts, colors, spacing, or any other styling in the widget.
Color for positive values (gains, up arrows).
Color for negative values (losses, down arrows).
Main background color of the widget.
Background color for cards, rows, and hover states.
Primary text color for headings and values.
Color for labels, descriptions, and muted text.
Color for borders, dividers, and outlines.
The Background, Not the Numbers
Price and financials answer how is it doing; the profile answers what is it. The widget lists the facts that rarely change but always matter — leadership, sector and industry classification, headquarters and region, when the company was founded, and how many people it employs.
Identifiers That Professionals Use
The ISIN identifies the security internationally, and the FIGI codes identify it per exchange and per country. These are the codes a reader needs when moving between data providers, filing systems, or brokerage platforms — and they are tedious to look up elsewhere.
Not Only Stocks
Point it at a currency pair and it shows the currency's own profile — issuing country, central bank, subunit, banknotes and coins in circulation. Point it at a crypto asset and it shows category, explorers, community links, source code and whitepaper. The fields follow the asset type automatically.
Part of a Full Picture
The profile sets the scene; the numbers fill it in. The financial statements widget shows the income statement, balance sheet and cash flow, the key statistics widget shows valuation and margins, and the single ticker widget shows the live price.
Key Features
- Company facts — CEO, founded, sector, industry, headquarters, region.
- Size — total employees, formatted in short form.
- Identifiers — ISIN and FIGI exchange / country codes.
- Website — a direct link to the company's own site.
- Any asset type — stock, forex or crypto fields, chosen automatically.
- Light and dark — follows the host page theme.
Who Uses a Company Profile Widget?
Financial publishers put it at the top of company coverage so a reader unfamiliar with the business gets oriented in a glance. Brokerage and research sites use it on instrument pages beside the price and the chart. Investor relations teams embed their own profile. Educational sites use it to show what a listed company actually discloses about itself.