SEC Form D Startup Funding Leads (EDGAR)

Find companies that just raised money — straight from official SEC EDGAR Form D filings, parsed field-by-field from the filing XML. Every private placement under Regulation D (startups, SPVs, VC/PE/hedge funds, real-estate syndications) must file a Form D within 15 days of first sale. This Actor turns those filings into clean, CRM-ready leads.

$3 per 1,000 filings. No API key, no proxies, no Crunchbase subscription.

Use cases

• VC deal sourcing / scouting – new Delaware C-corps in Other Technology or Biotechnology raising $1M–$20M, incorporated in the last 2 years, first sale this month.
• B2B sales leads – freshly funded companies are buying: payroll, banking, insurance, SaaS, recruiting, office space. Get the issuer phone, address, CEO/directors and website.
• Fintech, legal & fund-admin prospecting – target 506(c) issuers (actively marketing), new fund launches (Pooled Investment Fund, 3(c)(1)/3(c)(7)), placement agents and broker-dealers (CRD numbers) by state.
• Market research – track capital-raising volume by industry, state and exemption over time.

What you get (per filing)

Group	Fields
Issuer	issuerName, cik, full issuerAddress + flat issuerStreet/City/State/Zip, issuerPhone, stateOfIncorporation, entityType, yearOfIncorporation (+ yearOfIncorporationRange), industryGroup, investmentFundType, revenueRange
Offering	totalOfferingAmount, totalAmountSold, totalRemaining (numbers, with explicit …Indefinite flags instead of strings), minimumInvestment, numberOfInvestors, hasNonAccreditedInvestors, dateOfFirstSale, exemptions (06b, 06c, 3C.7…) + human labels, is506b / is506c, securitiesTypes, salesCommissions, findersFees
People	relatedPersons (name, roles like Executive Officer / Director / Promoter, clarification e.g. "CEO", address), executives one-line summary, salesCompensationRecipients (placement agent, CRD, broker-dealer, states solicited), signer name/title
Filing	formType (D / D/A), isAmendment, previousAccessionNumber, accessionNumber, filingDate, links: filingIndexUrl, formDHtmlUrl, formDXmlUrl, edgarCompanyUrl
Enrichment (optional)	website, sicCode, sicDescription, ein, formerNames, edgarFormDFilingCount (repeat raiser?), isPublicReporter

Dataset views: Overview, Contacts / related persons, Offering details.

Input examples

Startups only, last 7 days:

{ "lastNDays": 7, "filingType": "new", "excludePooledFunds": true, "maxResults": 500 }

California tech raising $1M–$25M under 506(b) or 506(c):

{ "lastNDays": 30, "states": ["CA"], "industryGroups": ["Other Technology", "Computers"],
  "minOfferingAmount": 1000000, "maxOfferingAmount": 25000000, "exemptions": ["506(b)", "506(c)"] }

New funds launched in a date range:

{ "startDate": "2026-09-01", "endDate": "2026-09-30", "industryGroups": ["Pooled Investment Fund"], "filingType": "new" }

Full-text search: { "fullTextQuery": "\"artificial intelligence\"", "lastNDays": 30 }

How it works

1. Lists Form D / D/A filings from EDGAR daily form indexes (falls back to the quarterly index) or EDGAR full-text search.
2. Downloads each filing's structured primary_doc.xml and parses every field (no HTML scraping, no third-party data).
3. Applies your filters, de-duplicates by accession number (optionally one row per company), and optionally enriches from the SEC submissions API.

Fair access: descriptive User-Agent, ≤5 requests/second by default (hard cap 8, SEC limit 10), exponential backoff on 429/5xx. You can set your own User-Agent contact.

Pricing

Pay per event: $0.003 per output filing (filing event) plus the tiny Apify start fee. Filters are applied before charging — you only pay for leads that match. A typical business day has 250–450 Form D filings.

Notes & limitations

• Form D shows target and sold amounts, not valuation, round name or investor names (investors are not disclosed — related persons are officers, directors and promoters).
• No emails: Form D doesn't contain them. Use website + relatedPersons for enrichment.
• Exact year of incorporation is only reported for companies formed within the last five years.
• Filings appear in the daily index the evening of the filing day (ET); today's filings may be incomplete until then.
• Data comes from SEC EDGAR, a public U.S. government source. Not affiliated with the SEC.