Startup Funding News & Founders: Crunchbase Alternative
Pricing
from $40.00 / 1,000 funded startups
Find startups that just raised a seed or Series A round, with founders and emails, e.g. AI, fintech or SaaS startups funded this week. $0.05 per funded startup, $0.03 per founder email. Round, amount, investors, founders, phone, website, like Crunchbase funding rounds, from SEC Form D and news.
How far back to look for new funding rounds. Write a number of days such as "7 days" or "30 days", "yesterday", or a date such as 2026-10-01. For a daily feed, schedule the Actor every day with "1 day" or "2 days" and turn on "Only startups not delivered before".
How many funded startups (leads) to return at most. You pay per startup returned, so this also caps the cost. Newest rounds come first.
Only return these rounds. Leave empty for all stages. News gives the stage named in the announcement; for SEC Form D filings the stage is estimated from the amount raised (under $1.5M pre-seed, under $5M seed, under $20M Series A, under $60M Series B, above that Series C+).
Only return startups in these industries. Leave empty for all (real estate is left out unless you pick it).
Skip rounds smaller than this, in US dollars. The default of 100,000 leaves out tiny friends-and-family filings. Set 0 to include everything.
Skip rounds larger than this, in US dollars. Leave empty for no limit.
Only return startups based in these countries, written in full, for example "United States", "United Kingdom", "Germany". Leave empty for all. SEC Form D covers US companies and some foreign companies raising from US investors; funding news adds Europe, Israel and others.
Only return US startups in these states, as two-letter codes, for example CA, NY, TX. Leave empty for all.
Only return startups whose name, description or industry contains one of these words, for example "AI", "robotics", "payments".
Find email addresses for founders and executives. Each email says how it was found and how sure we are (high, medium or low). Only emails with high or medium confidence are charged. This returns personal data (names and business emails of company executives). You are responsible for having a legal basis to collect and use it under privacy and anti-spam laws such as GDPR and CAN-SPAM.
When no address could be confirmed, add the most common startup pattern (firstname@company.com) as a low-confidence guess so you can check it with your own email verifier. Guesses are clearly labelled and never charged.
Skip companies that are already listed on a stock exchange or file annual reports with the SEC.
Skip SEC filers that say they were incorporated more than five years ago.
Remember which startups earlier runs returned (in a key-value store in your account) and skip them, so a daily schedule only returns new ones and you never pay twice for the same company.
