SEC Form D Filings - Private Placements & Startup Funding
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Form D notices of exempt offerings from SEC EDGAR's official daily index and XML: issuer, CIK, city/state, industry, fund type, Rule 506(b)/(c) exemption, offering/sold/remaining amounts, investor counts, broker-dealer firms. No personal names. Unofficial; not affiliated with the SEC.
Filings of the last N calendar days (1..366), by EDGAR filing date (US Eastern). Ignored when Filed from is set or when CIKs / tickers are given. EDGAR receives about 250 Form D filings per business day; each business day's index appears around 10 pm US Eastern.
Optional. First filing date, YYYY-MM-DD, e.g. "2026-10-01". MM/DD/YYYY, "today" and "yesterday" also work. The window can be at most 366 days (electronic Form D starts in 2009).
Optional. D (new notice) and/or D/A (amendment). Empty = both. Amendments repeat the whole notice with updated amounts and point to the earlier filing in previousAccessionNumber.
[]Optional. Company or fund names (or their first words), any case, e.g. "Peca Labs", "Sequoia", "EquityZen". Matched at word starts against the issuer, co-issuers and previous names. Searches the date window; for one company's full history use CIKs.
[]Optional. SEC company numbers, with or without leading zeros, e.g. "1641404". When set, the Actor reads each company's whole Form D history from data.sec.gov instead of the daily window (narrow it with Filed from / Filed to).
[]Optional. Stock symbols of listed companies, e.g. "PLTR" or "BRK.B" — converted to CIKs with the SEC's ticker list. Most Form D issuers are private and have no ticker.
[]Optional. State of the issuer's principal place of business: US codes or names ("CA", "New York"), "non-US" for every issuer outside the US, an EDGAR country code such as "E9" (Cayman Islands), or a country name such as "United Kingdom".
[]About two thirds of Form D filings are pooled investment funds (hedge, private equity, venture capital funds and their feeders). "companies" keeps operating companies such as startups; "funds" keeps only the funds.
Optional. Form D industry groups, e.g. "Biotechnology", "Other Technology", "Commercial" (real estate), "Oil and Gas", or a broad category: Technology, Health Care, Real Estate, Energy, Travel, Banking and Financial Services, Agriculture, Business Services, Manufacturing, Retailing, Restaurants, Other. Form D has no SIC code; this is its own industry field.
[]Optional, funds only: Hedge Fund, Private Equity Fund, Venture Capital Fund, Other Investment Fund ("vc", "pe", "hedge" also work).
[]Optional. Keep filings that claim any of these: "506(b)", "506(c)" (general solicitation allowed), "504", "4(a)(5)", "3(c)(1)", "3(c)(7)" (any Investment Company Act 3(c) paragraph works), or Form D codes such as 06b, 06c, 3C.7.
[]Optional. Keep filings that report at least this much already sold, e.g. 1000000.
Optional. Keep filings whose total offering amount is at least this, e.g. 5000000. Offerings of "Indefinite" size (common for funds) are dropped when this is set.
Maximum Form D rows (1..50000), newest filing day first. You are charged per row.
Hard budget of requests for the whole run (1..15000). Each Form D is one request (plus one per filing day); requests go one at a time, at most 4 per second (the SEC allows 10). With filters, many filings are read to find matches. If the budget runs out the run still succeeds with what it found (complete=false in RUN_SUMMARY).
Optional. The SEC asks automated tools to declare who they are. The Actor always identifies itself; add your e-mail or website here to include your own contact in the User-Agent (the SEC's suggested form). It is sent only to the SEC and never stored in the dataset.