New business leads from official open data: newly registered companies from state registries, new business licences in major cities, and funded startups from SEC Form D filings. Every phone and email is checked before you get it, with a lead score on each row.
Fix: when "Max cost per run" stops a run before any row is delivered, the status message now quotes the price of the rows you asked for (not the cheapest row of the Actor), and never reports a row count over an empty dataset.
2026-10-31
A "Registered since" date that does not exist (such as 2026-11-31) or lies in the future no longer fails every state with HTTP 400. It is ignored with a notice, and the newest filings are delivered.
2026-10-28
Low "Max cost per run" runs are faster again on busy filing days: website lookups now go only to the businesses the budget can deliver, even when one day holds many filings. The delivered rows are the same.
2026-10-27
Runs with a low "Max cost per run" finish much faster: website lookups are limited to the newest businesses the budget can actually deliver, instead of every business found. Output fields and billing are unchanged.
2026-10-21
Maintenance: run-end alerts updated to the current shared version.
2026-10-11
When your "Max cost per run" stops the run, the status line now always says so (it was sometimes left empty).
2026-10-09
New state: District of Columbia, from the DC open-data portal, with every beneficial owner's name and address, the registered agent, and for foreign entities their original formation date.
New state: Idaho, from the Secretary of State's live registry — same-day filings with principal and mailing address, state of formation, registered agent and the person mail goes to.
New state: West Virginia, from the Secretary of State's live registry — every officer, member and organizer with their address, NAICS business purpose and charter state.
SEC funding signals: a foreign issuer now shows its province and country (British Columbia, Canada) instead of the SEC's internal code (A1) in the state field.
A row the dataset rejects is no longer billed, and a run capped by "Max cost per run" now reserves the contact-check charge too.
A run with a short timeout now saves the leads it has found instead of ending empty: collection stops shortly before the timeout, and a notice row names the sources it did not reach.
2026-10-02
Default memory now scales with your input, so small runs start faster and use less memory.
2026-10-01
Fixed runs with a maximum cost stopping early, before reaching the number of rows your limit allows.
2026-09-27
Runs stop cleanly at your maximum cost instead of being aborted; nothing beyond your limit is written or charged.
2026-09-24
New state: Florida, from the state's daily Sunbiz file, with every officer and their title and address, registered agent, FEI number and filing type, newest first.
New state: Texas, with entity type, mailing address, registry number and taxpayer number.
2026-09-19
The registration date filter now accepts relative periods such as 30d, 6w or 3m as well as a date; an unreadable value is explained instead of failing.
Fixed the example input so it returns leads instead of an error.
2026-09-17
An empty result no longer ends silently: the run explains which input to change (for example the "phone or email only" filter), and that row is free.
2026-09-01
Initial release: newly registered US companies and newly licensed local businesses from official state registries and city license feeds, with address, registration date, entity type, industry tag, lead score, contact person, checked phone and email, and SEC funding signals.
