💼 Deal Radar: SEC Form D Funding Leads & 8-K Deal Events

Every company that raises private money in the US has to file a Form D with the SEC, usually within 15 days of the first sale. Deal Radar turns those filings into clean, scored leads: who raised, how much, how much is still open, who's running the company, and which broker-dealer or finder was paid to sell it. $0.0009 per Form D lead. Filings that fail to parse are free.

🎯 Who it's for

• Bankers, placement agents and capital advisors looking for companies mid-raise, or for who's winning mandates
• B2B sales teams (banking, payroll, insurance, legal, SaaS) who want to reach companies right after they're funded
• VCs, family offices and researchers tracking private-market activity by state, industry or size
• AI agents and data pipelines that need structured private-placement data over an API

🚀 Why this one

• 🏆 A 0-100 lead score with reasons. Each row says why it scored the way it did, such as raise >= $25M, operating company, new offering, uses placement agent or still raising. Sort and go.
• 🧾 Placement agents with CRD numbers. Pulled from the filing's sales-compensation section, along with the associated broker-dealer and the states they solicited in. EDGAR's literal "None" placeholders are cleaned out, so an empty agent never counts as one.
• 📈 Raise math done for you. Offering size, amount sold, amount still open, % sold, investor count, minimum investment, commissions, finder's fees, and the filer's use-of-proceeds note when they wrote one.
• 🏢 Fund vs operating company. Pooled funds (hedge, PE, VC) are flagged so you can drop them in one click. Industry is the Form D group plus the filer's own clarification, with the SEC SIC description beside it when EDGAR has one.
• 👥 People, with roles. Each related person has a name, the relationship list (Executive Officer, Director, Promoter), and the title clarification when the filer wrote one.
• 🌐 Website and domain when the filing actually has one. Form D rarely states a URL. On 8-Ks the company site is taken from the EDGAR profile, the filing text, or an Exhibit 99 press release, and IR subdomains lose to the corporate host when both appear.
• 🗓️ Date-range backfill. Pull any window of filing dates through EDGAR full-text search, or leave the dates empty for the newest filings. The same offering listed under two CIKs is delivered once.
• 📰 8-K deal-event mode. Item codes become plain-English types: M&A, executive change, financing, bankruptcy, agreement, earnings, and the rest. Each row has a one-line summary taken from the filing. $0.00035 per event.
• 🔗 Every row links to the filing on sec.gov, so you can check the source. The same keys are always present. Unknown scalars are null. Lists are [], never null.
• 🪶 Official, free SEC data. No logins, no third-party data vendors, polite SEC rate limits.

⚡ Quick start

1. Pick a Mode. Form D is the default.
2. Optional: set a date range, a minimum raise, states or industries. Keep Exclude pooled investment funds on for operating companies.
3. Click Start, then export to CSV, Excel or JSON, or pull the dataset over the API.

{ "mode": "formD", "startDate": "2026-10-01", "endDate": "2026-10-07", "minAmount": 5000000, "excludeFunds": true, "maxFilings": 500 }

📊 Sample output

Full rows, every key, are in samples/form-d-leads.json, samples/8k-events.json (the credit-agreement fixture the tests lock), and samples/8k-live.json (two filings accepted on 23 Oct 2026).

Form D, Xona Space Systems Inc., accepted 23 Oct 2026. website is null because neither the Form D nor the EDGAR company profile states one:

{
  "company": "Xona Space Systems Inc.",
  "state": "CA",
  "industry": "Other",
  "website": null,
  "domain": null,
  "offeringAmount": 253459641,
  "amountSold": 238959659,
  "amountRemaining": 14499982,
  "investorCount": 28,
  "useOfProceeds": null,
  "relatedPersons": [{ "name": "Brian Manning", "roles": ["Executive Officer", "Director"], "title": null }],
  "leadScore": 75,
  "leadReasons": ["raise >= $100M", "operating company", "new offering", "equity"],
  "filingUrl": "https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1920779/000110465926118524/0001104659-26-118524-index.htm"
}

The same file includes PEX Clay Offshore Co-Invest LP: $75,000,000 sold, offering size indefinite (null), Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC, CRD 361.

8-K, TPG Private Equity Opportunities, L.P., filed 23 Oct 2026. amount is the deal size named in the item (here, aggregate consideration), not the first number that clears $10,000:

{
  "company": "TPG Private Equity Opportunities, L.P.",
  "fileDate": "2026-10-23",
  "eventType": "financing",
  "dealItems": ["3.02"],
  "summary": "On October 1, 2026, TPG Private Equity Opportunities, L.P., a Delaware limited partnership (the “Fund” or “T-POP”), sold unregistered limited partnership units (the “Units”) of the Fund as part of its continuous private offering for aggregate consideration of $73.1 million.",
  "amount": 73100000,
  "website": null,
  "industry": "Commodity Contracts Brokers & Dealers",
  "filingUrl": "https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2050260/000205026026000057/0002050260-26-000057-index.htm"
}

Zymeworks Inc. the same day is the case where the press release supplies the site: website https://www.zymeworks.com, domain zymeworks.com, eventType agreement.

Filter a run by state, industry, amount, or 8-K item. Industry matching is a case-insensitive substring, so Technology hits Other Technology and biotechnology does not. minAmount on Form D uses amount sold, and falls back to the offering size only when nothing has been sold. On 8-K it uses the parsed dollar figure, and rows with no figure are left out. Item filters accept codes or M&A, executive change, financing, and bankruptcy.

💸 Pricing

Event	Price
Form D lead (one matched, parsed filing)	$0.0009
8-K deal event	$0.00035

1,000 Form D leads cost $0.90. 1,000 8-K events cost $0.35. Filings dropped by your filters and filings that fail to parse aren't charged. Unparsable ones are listed in the SKIPPED_FILINGS record. Apify's own platform usage is billed separately as usual.

⚠️ Good to know

• Form D is self-reported. "Indefinite" offering sizes and remaining amounts come back as null. A reported 0 stays 0. Many funds report $0 sold at first.
• The "placement agent" field holds whoever the filing lists as receiving sales compensation. That's usually a broker-dealer, but sometimes a named individual finder.
• The lead score is a transparent heuristic (size, operating company, new offering, agent, still raising, equity, M&A). It is not a prediction.
• website and domain stay null when the filing, the EDGAR profile, and any Exhibit 99 press release do not contain a company URL. On the 24 Oct 2026 check that was every Form D lead (0 of 15) and 6 of 8 eight-K events. EDGAR's own website field is blank even for large public companies.
• The 8-K amount is the deal size named in the chosen item: consideration, purchase price, upfront payment, or facility principal. Par value, NAV per share, and an earlier fee are skipped. When several figures share that label, the earliest one is kept. Golub Capital Private Income Fund I on 23 Oct 2026 sold shares at a $0.01 par value; the consideration in that item is $246,875, and that is amount. TPG Private Equity Opportunities, L.P. the same day is $73.1 million, the Fund's own sale, not the later $103.2 million for the wider fund complex. A milestone labeled "up to" loses to the upfront payment.
• Summaries are one sentence from the filing, capped around 360 characters, not an analyst note. There is no exhibit list, no amendment dollar delta, and no "only new since last run" store.
• Not investment advice. Data comes from public SEC EDGAR filings.

How this compares

List prices checked on the public Apify actor API on 24 Oct 2026. Deal Radar is $0.0009 per Form D lead ($0.90 / 1,000) and $0.00035 per 8-K ($0.35 / 1,000). The x402 API is a separate per-call price, $0.015 and $0.01, and is unchanged.

Product	What you pay, public list	What they emphasize	Where Deal Radar is ahead	Where they are ahead
logiover/sec-edgar-form-d-scraper	$0.0035 free plan to $0.002 on Gold and above, per result, plus a start fee	Offering, sold, remaining, investors, executives, industry and amount filters	Flat $0.0009 under every published tier, including Gold. Lead score with reasons, placement-agent CRDs, and an 8-K mode	No 8-K in that actor
parseforge/sec-form-d-scraper	$0.0095 free plan to $0.009 on Gold, per result. A $15/month plan is also listed	Full filing text, search, ticker and CIK	About a tenth of the per-result price, plus a score and a clean lead schema	Full text and ticker/CIK search. We do not return the raw filing body
signalfoundryhq/sec-form-d-funding-radar	$0.006 free plan to $0.0051 on Gold. Their listing still says $6 / 1,000	Amendment deltas, fund exclusion, cross-run dedupe	Cheaper on every published tier, plus score, CRDs, and 8-Ks	Amendment dollar deltas and a store of filings already delivered
agents001/form-d-funding-feed	$0.006 free and bronze, $0.0045 silver, $0.003 Gold, per Form D or 8-K	Form D economics plus 8-K item codes mapped to plain-English labels and short summaries. State, industry, amount, and an incremental store	$0.0009 and $0.00035 under even their Gold tier. Score, CRD cleanup, and a sentence taken from the 8-K text rather than only an item label	Incremental "only new" delivery across runs
scrapers_lat/sec-8k-material-events-scraper	$0.012 free plan to $0.0109 on Diamond, per event. An AI summary is a second charge at the same rate	Event categories, snippets, exhibits, and press-release links	A small fraction of the per-event price, and Form D leads in the same product	Exhibit lists and an optional AI write-up. Our summary is the filing's sentence
constructive_calm/sec-edgar-scraper	$0.0004 per filing fetched, other events for XBRL and AI	Broad EDGAR: financials, Form 4, 13F, parsed 8-K items	A deal lead you can sort: score, remaining, people, agents, event type	Far cheaper if you want raw filings, and it covers forms we do not

sec-api.io sells a keyed Form D API that returns the filing as searchable JSON, including use of proceeds. That is the raw filing, not a scored lead, and this note does not quote a price for it.

The before/after check against live EDGAR is in docs/quality-report.md.

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