SEC Form D
Recently Funded Companies Lookup & Leads Scraper (SEC Form D)
US companies that just raised money, from SEC Form D filings: phone, address, executives, amount raised, industry and investors. Export startups by quarter, state or industry, or look a company up.
Verification
Output fields
Authoritative field set from the dataset schema.
| Field | Type |
|---|---|
company_name | string|null |
cik | string|null |
entity_type | string|null |
jurisdiction_of_inc | string|null |
year_of_inc | integer|null |
incorporated_within_five_years | boolean|null |
street | string|null |
street2 | string|null |
city | string|null |
state | string|null |
state_or_country | string|null |
zip | string|null |
phone | string|null |
previous_names | array|null |
industry | string|null |
is_investment_fund | boolean|null |
investment_fund_type | string|null |
revenue_range | string|null |
securities_offered | array|null |
federal_exemptions | array|null |
total_offering_amount | integer|null |
offering_amount_indefinite | boolean|null |
total_amount_sold | integer|null |
total_remaining | integer|null |
investors_count | integer|null |
has_non_accredited_investors | boolean|null |
minimum_investment | integer|null |
date_of_first_sale | string|null |
first_sale_yet_to_occur | boolean|null |
filing_date | string|null |
form_type | string|null |
is_amendment | boolean|null |
accession_number | string|null |
filing_url | string|null |
related_persons | array|null |
query | string|null |
matched_by | string|null |
filings | array|null |
source_url | string|null |
notice | string|null |
notice_type | string|null |
Sample row
{
"company_name": "RunLoyal, Inc.",
"cik": "2157791",
"entity_type": "Corporation",
"jurisdiction_of_inc": "DELAWARE",
"year_of_inc": 2026,
"incorporated_within_five_years": true,
"street": "955 CROFTERS PASS",
"city": "ALPHARETTA",
"state": "GA",
"zip": "30022",
"phone": "404-999-0461",
"industry": "Other Technology",
"is_investment_fund": false,
"securities_offered": [
"Equity"
],
"federal_exemptions": [
"06b"
],
"total_offering_amount": 1267339,
"total_amount_sold": 1167339,
"total_remaining": 100000,
"investors_count": 3,
"date_of_first_sale": "2026-09-17",
"filing_date": "2026-09-30",
"form_type": "D",
"related_persons": [
{
"name": "Janakan Rajendran",
"relationships": [
"Executive Officer"
],
"street": "955 Crofters Pass",
"city": "Alpharetta",
"state": "GA",
"zip": "30022"
}
],
"filing_url": "https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2157791/000215779126000001/0002157791-26-000001-index.htm"
}Inputs
| Field | Type | Req | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
period | string | no | "last_quarter" | Which Form D filings to export, by filing date. 'Last quarter' is the previous calendar quarter; 'Custom' uses the dates below (any range back to January 2008). Ignored for company lookups. |
dateFrom | string | no | — | YYYY-MM-DD. Used when Period is 'Custom dates'. For a month or a quarter, give its first and last day. |
dateTo | string | no | — | YYYY-MM-DD. Defaults to today. |
preset | string | no | "startups" | 'Startups' = companies incorporated within the last five years, filed as a Corporation, in an operating industry (no funds, real estate or investing vehicles). Your own industry and entity-type choices replace the preset's. |
minAmountSold | integer | no | 1000000 | Only companies that have already sold at least this much in the offering (the filing's 'total amount sold', not the amount offered). |
industries | array | no | [] | The SEC's own Form D industry groups, e.g. 'Other Technology', 'Biotechnology', 'Other Health Care', 'Manufacturing', 'Business Services', 'Computers', 'Retailing', 'Restaurants', 'Oil and Gas', 'Pharmaceuticals', 'Insurance', 'Construction', 'Agriculture', 'Telecommunications', 'Other'. Leave empty for all. An unknown name returns the full list. |
states | array | no | [] | Two-letter codes of the company's business address, e.g. ['CA', 'NY', 'TX']. Leave empty for all. |
nameKeywords | array | no | [] | Keep companies whose NAME contains one of these words, e.g. ['AI', 'Health', 'Robotics']. This matches the name only: Form D has no business description. |
excludeFunds | boolean | no | true | Pooled investment funds (venture, private equity, hedge funds and SPVs) are about two thirds of all Form D filings. On by default. Picking 'Pooled Investment Fund' under Industries includes them anyway. |
youngCompaniesOnly | boolean | no | false | Only issuers that tick 'within the last five years' on the filing. |
entityTypes | array | no | [] | Corporation, Limited Liability Company, Limited Partnership, General Partnership, Business Trust or Other. Leave empty for all. |
newFilingsOnly | boolean | no | false | Only original Form D notices, not Form D/A amendments. Off: a company that amended its filing in the period is included, with the amended amounts. |
companies | array | no | [] | Look up specific companies instead of exporting: exact company names (e.g. 'Cala Systems') or SEC CIK numbers. Each returns the company's latest Form D and its raise history. When this is filled, the export filters above are ignored. |
company | string | no | — | One company name or CIK; kept for saved tasks and API callers that send one value. Combined with 'Company lookup'. |
maxResults | integer | no | 1000 | Spend cap for the whole run. The newest filings come first. Last quarter (2026 Q3) had about 4,800 companies that were not funds, and 613 startups that raised $1M or more. |
proxyConfiguration | object | no | {"useApifyProxy":false} | Off by default. The SEC's servers are public; turn this on only if a run reports that the SEC refused it. |
Pricing
Pay per result (company) — no charge for empty runs.
Example: 613 funded startups at $0.003/result ≈ $1.84.
FAQ
Where does the data come from?
From Form D filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Closed quarters come from the SEC's quarterly Form D data sets; the current quarter, and a closed quarter the SEC has not published yet, are read filing by filing from EDGAR.
Can I get this free?
Yes, if you are comfortable with raw data: the SEC publishes free quarterly Form D data sets (tab-separated tables, about a month after each quarter ends). This actor joins those tables into one row per company, removes duplicate amendments and funds, adds the current quarter live, and filters it for you.
Is there an email address or website?
No. Form D carries a business phone, an address and the names of executives, but no email or website. To add them, find each company's website (a search on the name and city) and run our Business Email, Phone & Contact Details Scraper on it.
What counts as a startup?
The Startups preset keeps companies that say they were incorporated in the last five years, filed as a Corporation, in an operating industry: funds, real estate and investing vehicles are left out. Without the preset you get every private raise except funds.
What does 'amount raised' mean?
total_amount_sold: what the company has already sold in the offering when it filed. It is not the amount offered; a $10M offering can have sold $300,000 so far. The minimum-amount filter uses the amount sold.
How recent are the filings?
A company files within 15 days of its first sale, and the current quarter is read from EDGAR's index at run time, so a run includes every filing EDGAR has indexed, usually up to the previous business day. Rows come newest first.
Why does a company appear once when it filed several times?
A company often amends its Form D (D/A) as it sells more. Each row is the company's latest filing in your period, which carries the updated amounts. Turn on 'New offerings only' to skip amendments.
Can I filter for AI or marketing companies?
Form D has no business description, only the SEC's industry groups (Other Technology, Biotechnology, Business Services …). Use 'Company-name keywords' to match words in the name, such as AI; it finds companies that put the word in their name and misses those that do not.
How am I charged?
$0.003 per company delivered, in an export or a lookup. Notices are free: no company matched, a lookup that found nothing, a run cut short by its time or your maximum, or the SEC not answering. Use 'Maximum companies' to cap the run.
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