Ask Remlytica
Nothing to install and no key to enter - start exploring Remlytica data capabilities.
This demonstration is rate-limited to 20 questions a day. Paying subscribers get higher limits on the website (100 questions a day), and direct API and MCP access allows 5,000 requests a day per key — get in touch at [email protected] for guidance on set-up.
Ask about one company or thousands: pay, bonuses, LTIP vesting, performance targets, shareholder returns and pay votes across the FTSE All-Share, S&P 500 and STOXX Europe 600. Every figure in an answer is fetched from the Remlytica database, and the data behind it is one click away. Follow-up questions carry on from the last answer.
Data Explorer
Prefer to set the conditions yourself? Screen every CEO on pay, bonus, vesting, TSR and votes, open one company’s record, compare up to ten side by side, or send a request to the live API.
Covers the whole Remlytica Universe: FTSE All-Share, S&P 500 and STOXX Europe 600. Each company is shown in its own currency; when companies reporting in different currencies are compared, figures are in US dollars.
Which CEOs match your conditions?
Start from a ready-made question, or choose a market and set your own conditions.
Pay, performance and vote conditions
Your answer appears here. Try one of the ready-made questions above.
For your technical team: the API and MCP server behind Ask Remlytica
Two layers
The company record
One structured record per company - every CEO-year, every incentive, the scorecard, the shareholdings, the vote history. The same record the dashboards themselves read, which is why the two can never disagree.
The queryable warehouse
A normalised database, one row per company-year, built for questions that span companies: screens, comparisons and timelines that no per-company record can answer.
What an agent can ask for
Nine tools, each one calling the same code the platform calls.
A worked question
The point of this is not the endpoint. It is that a question an analyst would otherwise spend a morning on becomes one sentence.
“Which FTSE 100 chief executives took more than 90% of their maximum bonus in a year their shareholders lost money?”
resolves to
screen_ceos
index = FTSE100 // the FTSE 100
year = 2025 // latest year; leave out to search every year since 2015
stip_min = 90 // % of maximum bonus
tsr_max = 0 // total shareholder return at or below niland comes back as rows, not prose - company, CEO, year, bonus % of maximum, TSR, single figure - each one traceable to the report it was read from.
Cross-company screening covers the whole Universe: the FTSE All-Share, the S&P 500 and the STOXX Europe 600. Each company's pay comes in its own currency and in US dollars, so companies that report in different currencies compare directly.
How it connects
The interface is the Model Context Protocol, so any agent that speaks MCP - Claude, or a firm's own framework - connects without an SDK or a client library to install. For illustration, a subscriber's configuration would read:
{ "mcpServers": {
"remlytica": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "mcp-remote", "https://remlytica.com/mcp",
"--header", "Authorization: Bearer <your key>"]
} } }Each subscriber's credential carries their own entitlement and their own usage allowance. Remlytica issues them when we set up an integration with your firm's technical team: email [email protected].
Connecting your own systems?
Machine access is part of a subscription, not a separate product. When your firm wants its own tools or AI agents to read Remlytica directly, we set it up with your technical team: one key serves the HTTP routes and the MCP server. If a market you need is not in the warehouse yet, tell us which.
Talk to us about an integration →